Sentence examples for perversion of language from inspiring English sources

The problem with a campaign based on relentless message discipline, repeated falsehoods, and the habitual perversion of language is that none of it stops after election day.

Initial reactions to the book were mixed, ranging from The New York Times hailing Catcher as "an unusually brilliant first novel" to denigrations of the book's monotonous language and the "immorality and perversion" of Holden, who uses religious slurs and freely discusses casual sex and prostitution.

It is a perversion of faith".

It is a perversion of Islam.

"This is a perversion of their religion".

It's a perversion of my ad".

This is a perversion of the notion of public choice.

That is a perversion of the notion of "transparency".

That is a classic perversion of the course of justice".

"It's a perversion of the rent stabilization laws".

Cynics see the tournament as a perversion of higher education.