Sentence examples for perversion on from inspiring English sources

It follows Divine alongside Waters's cast of so-called Dreamlanders, including Mary Vivian Pearce, David Lochary, Mink Stole, Cookie Mueller, and Edith Massey, as they take their traveling fetish circus, "The Cavalcade of Perversion," on the road.

Whatever stigma Payton may feel reflects our country's history and society, not nature — a distinction that has always been true but has been elided, in part, by the perversion of science on which racism is based.

I had become so fixated on this perversion of medical therapeutics that I found myself on several occasions, when I didn't have the wherewithal, boiling up the old bits of cigarette filter through which the scuzzy drugs had been drawn off, mixing this sub-strength potion with citric acid (used to facilitate the dissolving of the browner, less-refined form of heroin), then shooting this up.

"Los Marielitos" left from there and in my primary school we were told they had been looking for "drugs and perversions" on the other shore.

In the anime/manga, he is shown doing some sort of perversions on Mikan Sakura, so better not imitate this kind of attitude.

He said the extremism was "based on a perversion of the true faith of Islam but nonetheless is real within parts of our community here in this country".

While desire, value and exploitation are themes that run throughout the book, Here Comes The Sun ultimately becomes a meditation on the perversion of love, and the unscrupulous means to attain it.

The network would go into communities to actively confront what he called an "evil ideology" based on a perversion of Islam, and "defeat it by the force of reason".

"The lesson of those countries that are taken over by this ideology based on a perversion of the religion of Islam, the fact is, they are extraordinarily well motivated, unfortunately they are well armed, they are sometimes well financed and they have a fanatical belief in what they do".

But he must have smelled doubt in the crowd, for before long he was saying, "I do not deny for a moment that religion can be a force for evil, but I claim that where it is, it is based essentially on a perversion of faith, and I assert that at least religion can also be a force for good".

But they kept the judicial system functioning even when the Nazis insisted on a fundamental perversion of justice, using new laws to impose death sentences retroactively on French hostages.