Sentence examples for perversion of meaning from inspiring English sources

It was the ultimate perversion of meaning, a fragmented deception conceived for future generations.

That would amount to saying "the so-called democracy movement," a perversion of my meaning.

The second cause of my distress is that Mr. Gibson's portrayal of the Passion story seems to me a perversion of the meaning of the event and its context.

The broader cultural perversion of its meaning dates from the late 1960s, when the academic left pinned the label on faculty members who resisted the establishment of separate departments for what were then called "minority studies".

The film spices its conflict with hot-tempered religious zealots bent on nuclear havoc and uses its saintly but deadly title character to tell a grandly romantic tale that exalts humanity and patriotism, elevates country above self-interest, deplores the perversion of the Muslim faith and sermonizes on the true meaning of jihad.

In a perversion of what Islam teaches, terrorists have misappropriated the concept of jihad from its true meaning – struggle.

By this perversion of our Constitution, anything less than open funding for religion would prohibit the free exercise thereof, destroying the words and meaning of the First Amendment.

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".