Sentence examples for twisted term from inspiring English sources

Their biggest problem is that they're operating in an ideal fantasy world where you can poke fun at every kind of stereotypical 'identity' group and it's just all in good fun, like how you can call your buddies faggots or niggas or retards or hos and you know they mean it as some kind of twisted term of endearment.

They also are obedient to editorial guidelines whose existence is manifest in the universal acceptance of distorted terms and twisted narratives that are repeated in editorials and news stories.

John Milton, in L'Allegro, used the term "twisted eglantine" to denote, it is thought, the woodbine honeysuckle (Lonicera periclymenum), which is still called eglantine in northeastern Yorkshire.

Twisted is a term with which the composer Mark-Anthony Turnage presumably has some acquaintance, given his abrasive subjects and vernacular borrowings in major pieces like the opera "Greek" and the chamber orchestra work "Blood on the Floor" — not to mention "Anna Nicole," his recent opera based on the life and death of the troubled celebrity Anna Nicole Smith.

I had been looking for a word or image that described Mr. Hilfiger's spring collection of "twisted country club" (his term) blazers and high-heeled Top-Siders, and my thoughts kept returning to those obsessively clipped privet hedges on Nantucket and in the Hamptons.

We characterize the image in terms of twisted Hua operators.

Guidelines are provided for selection of twisted square duct in terms of Reynolds number and Prandtl number.

In order to define the space H p ( C n ) associated with 'twisted convolution', we first define the following version maximal operator in terms of twisted convolutions.

In addition if we interpret the polarity structure of the clouds in terms of twisted magnetic fields, we find that the axes of these twisted ropes must vary greatly over the course of the solar cycle.

In the continuum limit they reproduce versions of the SYM theories formulated in terms of twisted fields, which on a flat space time is just a change of the field variables.

Expressions for the kinetic and potential energy functions of a curved and twisted rod are formulated in terms of centerline displacements and cross-section rotations.