Sentence examples for warped mentalities from inspiring English sources
Brundage's comment about the Smith-Carlos incident was "Warped mentalities and cracked personalities seem to be everywhere and impossible to eliminate".
Though it is not about Nazism or its legacy per se and does not specifically mention the war, its scrupulously nonjudgmental portrait of warped mentalities during the early postwar period says more between the lines and by extrapolation about the legacy of Nazism than some documentaries of the Nazizeit that comparably prize objectivity.
This time-warp mentality explains why, by the beginning of 2004, a South Korean household will be able to get a hundred times the broadband capacity for an online personal computer at about the same cost an American household pays.
Steering wheel is warped.
Savage Night is equally warped.
But just turn on talk radio or browse RedState or look at Ted Cruz's approval ratings with Tea Partiers and you'll see how potent this mentality remains, how quickly it could resurface, and how easily Republican politics and American governance alike could be warped by it in the future.
The floorboards had warped.
