Sentence examples for simply perverse from inspiring English sources
Investing in garbage as a green resource is simply perverse when governments should be mandating recycling, she said.
The message may have been too subtle for many of England's supporters, though favouring England's opponents is simply perverse.
Applying an ABC neutrality lens to him and setting out to humanise him when he has so successfully dehumanised others, is simply perverse.
That almost sounds reasonable until you realize that it adds up to 18 hours, and the notation — without meter, without key signature and with a needlessly fussy use of accidentals — is simply perverse.
The recent period of energy surplus hit its maximum in 1999 and by mid-2004 Britain had entered its second spell of deficit (the first ran from the second world war until 1979).The British government's budget tactic of reducing consumption taxes, while increasing production taxes on energy, is simply perverse.
But when Arabs kill Arabs and Shiites kill Shiites and Sunnis kill all in a spasm of violence that is blind and furious and has roots in hatreds born long before America was even a republic, to place the blame on the one player, the one country, the one military that has done more than any other to try to separate the combatants and bring conciliation is simply perverse.
Some thought his theories contained brilliant insights, while others regarded them simply as perverse contrivances.
Simply, and perverse as it sounds, Harbinger needs more strings to his bow – a Timeform rating of 140 is curiously not quite sufficient.
Beck's rally is simply their latest perverse homage to King.
Perverse incentives Simply increasing spending from general taxation also does nothing to address the perverse incentives that riddle the NHS, making it possible to throw increasing amounts of money at it with no noticeable effect.
