Sentence examples for perverse you from inspiring English sources

You could refuse the role, but that would be ungracious and perverse; you might as well turn down a medal.

A source at one of Britain's big six energy companies said: "It's perverse – you get less renewable energy bang for your buck.

I'm about to reveal something so perverse you may want to hide your kids and gird your loins.

Describing the length of production, Brooks said: "It's amazing how much more perverse you are as a writer than as a director.

If you do continue this fiscally perverse relationship, you must be transparent.

Freedman responded: "After two decades of working on the issue of body image, I'm very familiar with the perverse way you attract the most strident criticism when you do something positive and swim against the tide".

If that's the case, perhaps you do not care and in a perverse sense you are lucky.

This seems perverse when you consider the state of British construction industry against its environmental counterpart.

It is perverse but you would have to be a dullard not to see its drama.

Yes, more with him than with Jacqueline Bisset or Valentina Cortese or Jean-Pierre Aumont in the same film: a director's perverse triumph, you could call it.

"I think in a perverse way, you can say that, and that investors have short-term memories," said José M. Barrionuevo, director of emerging markets strategy at BNP Paribas.