| In some instances, this was deeply entrenched and perversely affected newer influences. |
| The third novel is hardly a novel at all, though the author perversely insisted on saying it was. |
| One begins to wonder perversely whether the artist will soon utterly abase herself before our eyes. |
| Victory was sweet even if it was fortunate, although perversely other results conspired to push the side back a place in the league table. |
| The repeated cycle of promised change, frenetic activity, and disappointment may perversely satisfy some in power. |
| We quickly discovered that the TV experience of which we were being so perversely deprived was a bit of a let-down. |
