perversely

But the story turned out perversely, as stories about real people we have known often do.

At the same time, working out has become perversely necessary to my day.

But I also - perversely - need the art of my own time.

Perversely sleep would try to come then when I did not want it.

Reading itself is becoming, perversely, a way out of thinking.

But for some reason, perversely, she did not correct him.

Yet, perversely, that was why I wanted to do it.

Though it made no sense at all, he was perversely determined to run her to ground.

We can agree that they are beautiful, some perversely so.

But on the other hand, he found it perversely exciting.

Some death and damage were better than none at all, he thought perversely.

Betrayed by the Americans - the most perversely of all.

Perversely, perhaps the most important thing to many is all the things they can't do.

And this, perversely, is the most exciting thing about it.

Yet, perversely, she did not simply arrange to end things immediately.

Perversely, she wished now that Tom had been in the room after all.

He was putting their lives at risk and, perversely, she liked him better for it.

It seemed to make a certain degree of sense in a perversely logical way.

Perversely now she worried that he had taken a fear of the sea.

Perversely, she felt her body respond to the knowledge it was being watched.

But I chose, somewhat perversely perhaps, to take my time with her.

"I'll make up my own mind what to believe," the old man muttered perversely.

At the age of 50, he cannot do the easy steps but, perversely, carries off the difficult ones.

Yet, perversely, she found it a relief that he kept his distance.

She wanted to cry, but perversely, no tears would come.