Sentence examples for twisted vision from inspiring English sources
His follow-up, Within Our Gates (1920), was an impassioned riposte to Griffith's twisted vision.
ISIS came into Sunni areas and anyone who didn't agree with their twisted vision was murdered.
Their immediate goal in England was to kill the Queen, crown one of their sympathizers, and subjugate the country to their own twisted vision.
The show is called "Mass at Los Pinos," the presidential mansion, where in Ms. Rodríguez's twisted vision Coca-Cola is holy water, slim stacks of United States dollars are holy wafers, politicians rule through Prozac-fueled delusions and all that is sacred is profaned.
Pol Pot's twisted vision of socialism saw millions of Cambodians killed for the crime of "being bourgeois".
From his twisted personal story to his twisted vision of American history, Beck took rapturous CPACers on a classic tour of American conservative ideology.
In a world peppered with artists desperately trying to appear more strange and intriguing than they are – slathering the crazy outfits and kooky photoshoots over desperately ordinary music – Mvula sounded suspiciously like the real deal: someone whose curious path to success had left her with a uniquely twisted, idiosyncratic musical vision.
There was a big one, Known Quanity, and a little one, Sleepy Hands, and both were twisted yet lucid visions on what solo guitar work can be like in a non wallpaper-like setting.
He wrote "In Patagonia" and "The Songlines" and a collection of remarkable newspaper pieces whose reportage is elevated (twisted, some complained) into a vision of what is implied, shaped and connected beyond what is quite seen.
But the lives of lesser characters, even those who are specks at the periphery of the reader's vision, are also endlessly disrupted and twisted by sex.
But the vision Bernie Sanders articulated in his amendment, which would have transformed HR 3590, Congress' twisted parody of health-care reform, into life-saving legislation, will remain just a vision for now.
