Perversely

It additionally cements the argument that the system endures and perversely endears the compromise with the security of ladies athletes.

The visual confirmation was satisfying and, perversely, kind of fun.

Nevertheless, real people seemed to perversely warm to the idea.

Read about it in Slate: President Joe Biden’s sweeping pardon of his son Hunter reflects an attitude toward clemency that is at once defensible and perversely selfish, writes Mark Joseph Stern.

But it seems a perversely fitting conclusion to a tumultuous year in which Rota has presided over Canada’s first-ever pandemic Parliament.

Perversely, some libertarians of various stripes would turn on Dr. Paul later in his career.

Pulling from a dryly hilarious amalgam of commonplace New York experiences, Dunn uncomfortably zooms into hands and faces, perversely dramatizing these mundane moments.

I followed her around the store for an hour, perversely hoping for a spectacular accident like a dropped egg carton or a shattered jar of pizza sauce so I could see what she would do.

Now, though, Fairtrade’s success in helping to build a world of heightened expectations of sustainability is perversely paving the way to its own demise.

Perversely, he concocted the atrocious, wrong-headed "Mayerling" music, Lisztian odds and ends that exult in bombast, with Koen Kessels ably leading the ad-hoc orchestra.

Perversely, this problem exists in part because of legalization.

That ended in 1893 when a group of mostly white plantation owners, descended from an earlier wave of missionaries, overthrew the Hawaiian queen and declared, perversely, a republic.

This villain has a disfigurement, but the piece is alert to how perversely attracted we are to what repels us.

Unclench the cheeks and get a little more comfortable with chaos — perversely, your life will get simpler.

Essentially morphing into a coverall-clad insult comic perversely framed as town crier for a grab bag of buzzy social-justice hot-buttons whose actual victims are of course apparently not sympathetic enough to speak for themselves.

I have thought of the millions of jobs lost thanks to the Internet, and the way that daily social interactions had been perversely altered.

Many women are perversely fascinated with the perfect, puberty-delayed girls competing fiercely and injuring themselves repeatedly in women’s gymnastics, for example.

The current Justice Department has chosen to perversely shirk its responsibility.

The group of misfits in “The Predator”are much less competent than their hyper-masculine predecessors but, perversely, do not display any of the same fear of death and failure.

They have served as the musical embodiment of Hannibal Lecter’s perversely rational sadism in Silence of the Lambs(2011) the Goldberg voices doggedly follow one another in exact canonic imitation, like the unhinged F.B.I. director tailing his enemies.