Sentence examples for twisted version from inspiring English sources

Rachael Horovitz, a producer of "Moneyball," is working on a complete series of Melrose films for television, a project that she recently described as "a modern-day, albeit twisted" version of the miniseries adaptation of Evelyn Waugh's "Brideshead Revisited".

It's a twisted version of Islam that we condemn utterly.

No doubt, he will go on peddling his twisted version of history until his dying breath.

We made decks of cards out of the proofs and played a twisted version of Memory with them after hours.

In prose uninterrupted by chapters or line breaks, a twisted version of the 20th century is woven and unpicked again.

Her character is a twisted version of a classic villain called Mistress of All Evil - a fairy who wears black head-to-toe in a magical world.

This husband-and-wife duo, known as the Storycrafters, "tell twisted versions of fairy tales — she with her harp, he playing drums and guitar," Ms. Heineman said.

Betty, the fierce trio of rocking pop queens, begins a holiday run at this downtown club with carefully twisted versions of holiday pop favorites.

In creating his prince -- the role was originally played by Robert Westenberg in 1987 -- Mr. Edelman said he was inspired by the "Fractured Fairy Tales" that were part of the Rocky and Bullwinkle cartoon show, "little twisted versions of classic fairy tales but intelligent and dry".

And at this point I made the judgement that it was better for me to say something, giving the truthful facts, before the rest of the media and in particular the UK tabloids printed potentially garbled or twisted versions of the story.

As the title suggests there's a strong sense of counterpoint, with wholly classical phrases morphing into shimmying, finger-twisting versions of themselves that at times have an almost Indian, Bharata Natyam feel to them.