Sentence examples for such a perversion from inspiring English sources
Re "In Andalusia, on the Trail of Inherited Memories" (Essay, Aug. 21): The idea that memories might be inherited is such a perversion of scientific understanding that it cannot be allowed to pass unchallenged.
He added, "The idea of not wanting to go after the senior leadership of a paramilitary group that has declared war on you is such a perversion that it's mind-boggling.
This is such a perversion of what Jesus was actually saying through this beautiful mustard seed metaphor of faith.
If you felt that such a perversion of justice could hardly survive the scrutiny of an Inspector General inquiry, you'd be surprised again.
For such a thorough perversion of one's moral intuitions to take hold in the brain, it must surely be beaten into shape by external forces, like the dogmatic commitment not to offend the cultures of our neighbors, no matter the cost.
We know that the hatred that fuels such violence is a perversion of the Muslim faith, and we remain your friends and interfaith partners.
In a survey carried out by the Tabah Foundation and Zogby Research Services, a Washington, DC-based polling firm, released earlier this year, 5,374 Arab Muslims aged 15-34 in eight countries were asked to what extent groups such as Isis were a perversion of Islamic teaching.
The overwhelming majority of Muslims already consider such groups to be a perversion of their faith.
From such turgid lust and swollen prose a perversion is born, as well as a slow-burn Velvet Underground song.
But allegations of terrorist activity almost always lead to perceptions of guilt rather than even partial innocence, and too often it's the government stoking that perversion of such a basic principle of justice.
