Sentence examples for perverted vision from inspiring English sources

It was, in its own way, horribly modern – it imagined a different, perverted vision of modernity.

In other words, conservatives should arm themselves with firearms and serve as President Trump's private militia, shooting and killing his political opponents as necessary a perverted vision of America that sounds like something out of South Sudan.

It does not change the 60-vote requirement that Republicans have made routine for virtually all legislation, perverting the majoritarian vision of the Constitution.

"Gentlemen Broncos" is an even more ecstatic and personal exploration — in loopy, gross-out comic form — of the essence of faith in cosmic religious vision itself, and the ease with which those visions can be perverted to worldly ends.

"Gentlemen Broncos" is an even more ecstatic and personal exploration in loopy, gross-out comic form of the essence of faith in cosmic religious vision itself, and the ease with which those visions can be perverted to worldly ends.

Over time, however, this vision was, in Curtis's telling, perverted by the encroachment of corporate and state control.

Forgive is a part of their vocabulary but very few have asked for their forgiveness, including among European political leaders and the nationalists who still pervert Serbia's European vision.

This is the vision that sustains him, and the value that distinguishes him from Commodus, whose sense of family is skewed and perverted.

But in 415 he had a vision: a spirit appeared before him and told him that since the death of Zhang Ling (34?–156), the great founder of the Tianshidao, the movement had been perverted by false doctrines.

This probably seems perverted.

Is she perverted or crazy?