Sentence examples for perverse reflection from inspiring English sources

The depth and precision the Heat displayed in their third-quarter run was a perverse reflection of the Pacers' sloppy play and dearth of bench contributors.

In other words, Luhrmann's film may be the "Gatsby" that this generation deserves (Technicolor, attention-disordered, deafeningly loud, brimming with loose cultural pastiche), but Scorsese's "Wolf" is the "Gatsby" that the current Wall Street demands — its dark cousin and perverse reflection.

In other words, Luhrmann's film may be the "Gatsby" that this generation deserves (Technicolor, attention-disordered, deafeningly loud, brimming with loose cultural pastiche), but Scorsese's "Wolf" is the "Gatsby" that the current Wall Street demands its dark cousin and perverse reflection.

Leónidas Martín, artist, activist and professor at the University of Barcelona echoes this concern: "The results are perverse, a reflection of the disaffection with democracy".

Why and how has this rich, profound language with centuries-old deep historical, scientific and religious significance become associated with, and reduced to, a reflection of perverse contemporary geopolitical dynamics?

I couldn't tell whether the event was an expression of morbid fun or another reflection of the gaming world's perverse optimism, but, whichever it was, the mood was upbeat.

But on reflection Sutherland called it "brave rather than perverse" and Waterstone's voiced excitement at the new writers.

Very perverse.

The pattern is perverse.

Contemplative reflection?

For reflection?