Sentence examples for this may seem perverse from inspiring English sources
This may seem perverse, but how many times have you been to see a film only to have some idiot ruin it for you?
(This may seem perverse to casual theatergoers, but Ed Green, the culture-loving friend who had died, would understand; this was a man who'd attended Wagner's "Ring" cycle at least a dozen times).
At a glance this may seem perverse but there is a limit to how much time people can take off work, so they book trips for when they know their team will be playing.
So it may seem perverse that in this new era of reckoning — with consumers finally tapped out, government coffers lean and banks paralyzed by fear — many economists have concluded that the appropriate medicine is a fresh dose of the very course that delivered the disarray: Spend without limit.
Amid such tragedies, it may seem perverse, not to say tasteless, to talk of comedy.
It may seem perverse to bite the hand that serves your hors d'oeuvres.
It may seem perverse but it was Nietzsche who was partly responsible for my own conversion to Christianity.
Something similar could be designed for other markets.It may seem perverse to respond to market illiquidity by halting all trading.
Though it may seem perverse, a powerful sense of identification has arisen between the shy soldier and the people whose government holds him hostage.
It may seem perverse to want more from a Conservative chancellor who became a byword for austerity and who outstayed his time at the Treasury.
