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Economic science has been perverted, economic teachings has been perverted, economic policy has been perverted --- all by politics.— Libertarian Blog Place
But on moral and humane grounds this misunderstood, perverted, and therefore despised doctrine is equally capable of defence.— Natural Law in the Spiritual World
A Benevolent Provision; how perverted, and its Effects.— A Treatise on Domestic Economy For the Use of Young Ladies at Home and at School
Surveying the past, one cannot but note that often patronage and public favour have been strangely perverted--now cruelly withheld, now recklessly bestowed.— Art in England Notes and Studies
Although men's ideas of the church became perverted, they could not entirely lose sight of the great Founder of the church, and they could not escape the conviction that the record of the founding of that church was given in the writings of the New Testament and that these writings were worthy of peculiar veneration.— The Last Reformation
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