Sentence examples for twisted views from inspiring English sources

I am surprised (about the racist attacks), but sadly some people will want to exploit any situation for their own twisted views.

The more Americans know about Mr. bin Laden's twisted views, the better, and pressing news organizations to limit use of the tapes was a misuse of government power.

"Lee was doing a job, serving Queen and country, and he had a right of safety, to walk the streets of London without being killed in the name of religion or somebody that's got whatever twisted views on that religion," he added.

Worse, though, than Cheney's gross ignorance of our history are the obscene consequences of his twisted views.

Though he did not specifically endorse or criticize President Barack Obama's campaign against the Islamic State -- an effort he has previously described as proof the president is "always playing catch up" -- Perry held up the organization as an example of the forces Western countries must counter because of their "twisted" views.

In his twisted view, the monitors are all spies anyway.

"You look at the film and you can get a twisted view," Martin said.

"Straight White Men" (beginning previews Nov. 7, at the Public) offers a twisted view of the father-son relationship.

In Mr. Gingrich's twisted view, Congress and the executive branch have for too long cowered before the court.

When they post banners on bridges expounding on their twisted view of the world or commit some particularly gory crime, they often seek out coverage.

It's making us all a little jumpy and anxious, with a twisted view of the normal rhythms of the seasons.