Sentence examples for those perverts from inspiring English sources

"Don't you know those perverts are as bad as Communists," he says, putting plainly an equation that the novel has hinted at more playfully throughout.

I remember wanting to turn invisible, imagining they could tell that maybe, just maybe, I was one of those perverts.

The positive coverage was so few and far between that generations of LGBTs grew up thinking they were alone, without role models -- except those fired as "perverts" by our federal government, or those arrested in bar raids.

His first "sexual relationship" came at "15 or 16" with a boy he met in church and Grant says he grew up in an atmosphere where it was "clear that those people were going to hell" and "those people" were "perverts".

The open and public denunciation of those who pervert the peaceful faith of Islam has been central to how the kingdom continues to successfully fight against terrorists.

Yet he continues on the one hand to defend defiantly the work of the anti-doping unit that was accused by the Sunday Times last summer of failing to follow up on suspicious blood values while at the same time betraying his anger at those who perverted it for their own ends.

When do you intend to start running a Bad Religion column which will analyse the abuse of faith for political, sectional or sexual advantage on the premise that religion is a human good which should be strengthened by exposing those who pervert faith for their own interests?

Free speech must be preserved, but it must also not be a shield for those who pervert it to foster bigotry, violence, and misinformation designed to fuel persecution.

Why don't they stand up and denounce those who pervert Islam to justify violence?

We have let the torch of populism be extinguished by those who pervert and degrade words like 'freedom' to protect the ever-amplifying noise of corporate clout.

However, there are also examples of why confronting those that pervert patriotism and promote presumed divides can deliver real economic and political progress.