Preposition: of

• mind: And these reasons arise from the text rather than from some perversity of mind on the part of scholars.

• nature: Maybe it's the perversity of human nature, or don't they trust their fellow car drivers?

• race: Now both have been achieved, the perversity of the human race is making them seem a tragedy rather than a triumph.

Converse of object

• show: This shows the perversity of the strict rules enshrined in the Children Act.

• highlight: Highlight the perversity small business loan rates where they any time with.

• buy: It can be in the bleakest story but I don't buy total perversity, utter perversity without hope.

• produce: It also produces emotional perversity and sudden inexplicable changes in moods.

Adjective modifier

• sheer: Update: I'm sticking with the original script for the moment from sheer perversity.

• sexual: But by the time the Morton brothers find them they have been caught up in a world of sexual perversity and fantasy.

• human: Jacob expresses the tension between human perversity and divine love.

• such: Such perversity has always been part of the Crimson working method.

• wilful: So is there an element of wilful perversity at work in Yo La Tengo?

• utter: It can be in the bleakest story but I don't buy total perversity, utter perversity without hope.

Modifies a noun

• test: Significantly, the High Court established a ' perversity test ' .