Sentence examples for perverse view from inspiring English sources

I have a very perverse view of it when I watch it now.

Poppers are not psychoactive – unless you take the perverse view that the headaches they produce are pleasurable.

In moments of public anger about 'behaviour' the 'hang 'em and flog 'em brigade break free from their shackles poisoning the debate with their perverse view of humanity.

The delicacy of Ms. Djurberg's sculptural skills great blood and tears, for example -- is also buoying, but it doesn't hide her decidedly perverse view of human nature.

In this perverse view, it is the Jewish state – rather than the Jewish people – poisoning wells, spreading disease and craving the blood of gentile children.

This echoes a common but perverse view that psychotherapy is for weaklings, while the strong find less self-indulgent ways to cope.

What is worse, their perverse world view has a hugely disproportionate influence on reporting and discussion of economic issues.

She said that if reports of chemical weapons are true, they would further prove that what Isis calls warfare is really "just systematic attacks on civilians who don't accord to their particularly perverse world view".

Armed with a perverse comedic view of the monsters behind every corner and an illustration style that hits with the thwack of a nightmare, Mr. Wilson has been reassuring his readers for more than 50 years that things really are as bad as they seem, probably worse.

I consider it a gesture of peace and enlightenment, as well as an opportunity to confront the perverse world view of the religious fanatics that caused 9/11.

To silence the key contribution of anthropology to promoting it is perverse on any view".