Meanings of more perverted in English

No subject, as it seems to me, is more misunderstood or more perverted.

There was something more perverted in his mind than in mine.'

Was there not a companion still more wicked, more perverted, more insidious, more dangerous?

It would be difficult to conjure up a logic more perverted or devoid of moral responsibility.

They're considerably more perverted, coarse, and grotesque.

There is nothing more perverted, absurd, and contemptible than that notion in the whole history of the world.

That girl is more perverted than one would think possible, considering what she is and whence she came.

Fashion, not flavour, prescribes the rule; indeed, the more perverted her ways, the more sure they are to be followed.

The closer-reasoned, far more perverted and harder French heresy of Calvin partly deflected the current-anda whole new society was formed and launched.