Sentence examples for warped personality from inspiring English sources

Who can say how cheering I have found the knowledge of my first reader as that one specific, intelligent and really quite warped personality?

"He considered himself my rival," Mr. Wolf wrote of Mr. Mielke, describing him as "a warped personality even by the peculiar standards of morality that apply in the espionage world".

Social inequity and warped personalities are no less glaring in public life today.

It had warped his personality, he said.

David is a disappointed man (he had talent as a pianist but never really applied himself and trained as a doctor but gave up soon after marriage) whose frustration has warped his personality.

His live-wire expressiveness spoke of the can-do, will-do spirit that may have encouraged Depression-weary audiences with a dose of practical optimism, but the enforced razzle-dazzle showed only one side of his persona (and perhaps warped his personality).

Not just regular hot, like the average professional footballer or someone off Riverdale, but a rare, disorienting kind of hot that interferes with your brain chemistry and temporarily warps your personality – a hot that causes aloof men to fall over themselves trying to maintain their composure and self-assured women to boil over with rage.

More than anyone, Jesse has watched first-hand as Walt's personality warped into the Heisenberg role; he's heard his boasts and seen him refuse to leave the drug business several times.

Aiken's point is really just that the network provides unprecedented opportunities for personalities that are warped in particular ways to follow their inclinations, harmless or otherwise.

This polemic can be seen as the product of a man "warped," perhaps equally, by both his own dyspeptic personality and the repressive times in which he lived.

Brown's motives may be warped but he's a skilled interviewer, good at drawing out a person's personality and asking all about their interests outside work.