perversely造句

There's something perversely fascinating about educational policies that are clearly at odds with the available data.

Lastly, and perversely, the decade of obsession with expanding home ownership may actually have reduced neighbourhood stability.

And, perversely, decisions with the greatest payoffs are the ones that we tend to put off the most.

All of these formed a powerful interest group against meaningful reform, or to turn reform perversely in their favor.

The result of all this is that, perversely, the smoking ban gives non-smokers less choice over where and when they confront smoking.

And the Web almost perversely discouraged the kind of systematized, coordinated, focused attention upon which brands are built - the prime, or at least most lucrative, function of media.

"Chiefly to enjoy good conversation, I understand," her husband retorted perversely; and she broke into an appreciative laugh. "Oh, Newland, how funny! Isn't that FRENCH?"

Companies are intent on peddling a constant stream of new products and services but, perversely, the concept of tradition still drives the business.

Yet over several years until mid-2007, their currencies perversely rose relative to those of economies, such as Japan and Switzerland, with big surpluses.

There seemed no end to my inventivenss in finding ways to defeat or undermine myself, even perversely to act out destructive roles that I did not want to perform.

Though debts are condemned in the financial world, the world of friendship and love may perversely depend on well-managed debts. 尽管在金钱往来上，欠债是理应受到谴责的，但奇怪的是，处理得当的债务却是友谊和爱情的重要支柱。