Sentence examples for twisted act from inspiring English sources

Or is this just a twisted act by voyeurs with a craving for brutality against helpless dogs?

Instead, after days spent circling the dance floor, he ends up fatally shooting his partner in a twisted act of mercy.

Archie was Gretchen's special victim, trapped and tortured after 10 years on her trail, and spared at the 11th hour in a twisted act of mercy.

I believe it is often a twisted act of love, as the man crassly believes that the crisis in their lives is so great that the children would be better off dead.

Planting two bombs at the Boston Marathon is a sick, twisted act of mass murder, but it doesn't necessarily augur any more widespread campaign of terrorism, and it doesn't imply the need for major behavioural or policy changes.Unsurprisingly, there are those who would find it politically useful to plunge Americans back into a state of paranoia.

On a cold, wet morning at this spot on Nov. 11, 1918, Marshal Ferdinand Foch signed an armistice with the Germans on behalf of the Allied Forces, ending World War I. Twenty-two years later, in a twisted act of vengeance, Adolf Hitler forced the French to sign their capitulation to the Nazis in the same Pullman.

Don't get it twisted; such an act isn't akin to an expungement or a repeal of guilt.

With songs like "Almost Makes Me Wish For Rain," "Madness" and "Gone Insane," these two of an enigmatic kind -- duplicating their hairstyles and wardrobe like some twisted twin sister act -- are so crazy-good.

Every such shooting has been a sociopathic act of twisted despair or toxic madness — a cruelly spectacular way of committing suicide.

People go there to smash their bodies, souls and psyches into a horrible, twisted mess, and yet acts like Rizzle Kicks seem to be very much in demand.

The inaugural festival took place a year ago and proved such a crowd-pleaser with its twisted and brilliant one-act stage plays (which included a fabulous staged version of the LeGuin story) that Bottrell, along with veteran theatre producers Lee Costello and Michael Blaha, created the second annual celebration of all things sci-fi.