perversion

It felt right, not wrong like a perversion would feel.

What perversion of human history had brought these people upon the scene?

It is, in effect, a nearly perfect perversion of the political process.

It is almost a perversion of what my career has stood for.

This was a perversion of the process and the jury got it.

Far more disturbing is the potential perversion of America's language.

Down there, the Perversion will be at just as much a disadvantage.

To be away from the perversions he had to endure.

This is the worst perversion of a law I have ever heard in my 30 years at the bar.

The craving to risk death is our last great perversion.

"To call it a war is a perversion of the word.

We'll use these pages of your sexual perversions to start it.

Those were kid shows, but with layers of perversion in them.

The Perversion may be strong enough to put an end to all of that."

Even though his instincts still called them a perversion, they really were necessary.

No crime, none of the perversion and hell you've made in the West.

This is a total and deliberate perversion of Article 7.

What perversion that Beatrice had turned from it in fear?

In reality, however, she has been standing up for a perversion of that principle.

There have been perversions almost as powerful in the recorded past.

The project director, whatever his perversion of medical science, was a conservative on technical issues.

Historically, these perversions have been of interest to other Powers.

It is a perversion of terms to say that a charter gives rights.