Sentence examples for twisted conception from inspiring English sources
Perhaps it should come as no surprise that a publisher of supermarket tabloids, which primarily trade in gossip and titillation, also puts out magazines with a twisted conception of the Third Reich's involvement in World War II.
Our own twisted conceptions of this method of execution stretch all the way from prehistory into the present: even as Charles Stuart knelt on the scaffold erected outside the Banqueting Hall in Whitehall in 1649, the regicides still believed that by beheading him they were symbolically – as well as actually – toppling the state.
Ms. Bickel has a "slightly twisted and completely brilliant dramaturgical conception," Mr. Wadsworth added.
Distinctly architectural in conception, his most characteristic work in the Etruscan style is readily recognized by the superb mounts, which often include twisted columns or female caryatid figures at the corners (possibly made by the French metalworker Pierre Gouthière) and by the delicate scrolls, combined with goats and trumpeting cupids, in the friezes.
Grotesquely twisted steel gantries.
Several decades after its conception, Branded to Kill remains an arresting cocktail of sex, violence and surrealism, shot in monochrome hues which accentuate the perversity of the entire twisted venture.
"TWISTED" by Jeffery Deaver.
