Sentence examples for warped ideas from inspiring English sources

He obviously met some people with some very twisted, warped ideas of Islam," Ms Evans added.

Leaving aside the classist notion that only poor boys from single-parent households carry warped ideas about women with them, the school and its head should be commended for their solution-focused, if reactionary, initiative.

Yes, media's a culprit, but it's hardly the only player contributing to this fear of aging and these warped ideas about beauty.

A warped idea I refuse to entertain.

But there's also some warped idea of individualism and self-expression at work in the lone-gunmen shooting sprees.

"No doubt his words will be taken to reflect majority opinion, but he is presenting a warped idea of what Muslims believe".

"Before I wrote this album I had a very warped idea of what I needed to do to get famous," Smith tells us tonight.

His advisers should have told him the truth, and they let him down.Instead, out of misplaced personal loyalty and a warped idea of the interests of the party, they covered up for him to an unacceptable extent and for far too long.

The report cited similar assertions by Police Commissioner Bernard B. Kerik, including one that was published in City Journal this year: Mr. Kerik said he had encountered "inexcusable rudeness" and a "warped idea of what it means to be a public servant" among some officers.

There's another warped idea at work here the notion that such a levy will make securities more stable in price because it will crimp the style of in-and-out speculators.

Perhaps we are the ones with a warped idea of what is truly beautiful.