Sentence examples for twisted philosophy from inspiring English sources
But even that is scant preparation for this riot of torture, odd sex, wrestling, ecclesiastical corruption, twisted philosophy and good, old-fashioned corruption in Madsen's salacious recreation of Renaissance Rome.
Another theory was that the murder was the culmination of Bala's twisted philosophy — that he was a postmodern version of Nathan Leopold and Richard Loeb, the two brilliant Chicago students who, in the nineteen-twenties, were so entranced by Nietzsche's ideas that they killed a fourteen-year-old boy to see if they could execute the perfect murder and become supermen.
And under North Korea's twisted philosophy of collective punishment, it is often an entire family that is sent to be starved, tortured and in some cases killed in these appalling prison camps.
That's the same twisted philosophy that got us here in the first place, where nature is other rather than part of a single system of which we are a part.
When you add ideologies that support violence and the call for world domination, the only logical conclusion is a physical manifestation of unconditional obedience to a twisted, barbaric philosophy that we know as terrorism".
More seriously, it is the twisted spirituality of Nietzsche's ascetic priest, the philosophy of the sour grape from which not much lyrical juice can be squeezed.
Perhaps as a result of the perceived atheism of Hobbes, and More's increasing awareness that the philosophy of Descartes had also been appropriated by atheists and twisted to serve their purposes, More presents his own would-be cure for atheism in its most cogent and most powerful form in The Immortality of the Soul.
I can't think of any criticism more unconsciously reflective of the twisted spirit of the day, in which the world of appearances is taken for reality, when all philosophy since Plato proceeds from the opposite understanding.
And, as has so often happened, what began as a practicality soon mutated into a twisted 'philosophy' - that movies were good and television was bad.
Grotesquely twisted steel gantries.
