Meanings of perverted nature in English

There was little in her cunningly- perverted nature that revolted at it.

Its tale of perverted nature and overweening ambition fed into Moby-Dick.

Her perverted nature set some horrid unacknowledged value on the knife.

At its aspect she felt the same inward commotion which had, years before, perverted nature.

His every movement was slow, crafty, cowardly, the savage in his perverted nature becoming more and more manifest.

Therefore our first task is, to regain control of this perverted nature, to chasten, purify and restore the misplaced powers.

No one not utterly given over to evil could have listened unmoved, still less Gregory, with his sensitive, beauty-loving, though perverted nature.

The love which he bore for his daughter was, perhaps, the last ray of feeling that yet lingered in this man's perverted nature.

His face was as hard as iron: it was deeply seamed by years or the indulgence of the baser cupidities of a perverted nature.

Crime is evolved from perverted natures, and natures become perverted from ill-usage.

Surely there are perverted natures, which ought not to be developed.

The simple melody, borne upon the pinions of that resonant and cello-like voice, attained an almost supernatural influence over their perverted natures.