Voorbeelden van perversely

• Londoners are perversely proud of a health service that does not serve them well.

• The ship's carpenter was a good worker, but perversely independent.

• a perversely black comedy

• As we all know, some instructions could, perversely, be taken as direct personal injunctions without reference to the product or package.

• Shorelines are among the most highly populated zones of the world and yet perversely the most vulnerable to environmental change.

• The current is also flowing perversely in the wrong direction in the matter of popular culture.

• Perversely, though, success in drawing issues into the mainstream may have the detrimental effect of reducing their visibility.

• Perversely this annuls the effect the treatment was intended to create.

• Perversely his practices made it difficult for any authority to accuse him of impropriety.

• Because it is a universal instrument that provides additional funds across local authorities, the transfer may perversely magnify existing inequalities.

• The audience for the newspaper accounts of divorce cases perversely attributed to those accounts a significance that appeared to these authorities as indecent and obscene.

• Perversely, this is largely due to the terms imposed by pension funds controlled by corporate managements.

• Perversely, however, it is often the purchasing departments within local authorities that have given proprietors the greater cause for concern.

• Perversely, only then did the real values of a comparative approach emerge.

• Perversely, the counter-intuitive results of some of the sciences have shown that the expected interventions may in fact be harmful.

• So far as globalisation is concerned, the vagueness of the concept testifies perversely to the complex processes that it circumscribes.

• Again, the numerical solution tends to a wrong limit cycle (perversely, circling around a different pole of the sphere).

• The infant, however, perversely refuses to be tempted.