ADJECTIVE
- intensely affecting the mind especially in producing hallucinations
How To Use mind-bending In A Sentence
- That of course is because the freedom of speech lobby marches behind the banners of ‘human rights’ and minority victim culture which, despite their mind-bending self-designation as ‘progressive’ attitudes, constitute nothing other than a full-out onslaught against western values by cultural Marxism -- now marching shoulder to shoulder with the Islamists in their common cause to destroy the free world. The jihad of the word
- With his twisted diatribe on this mind-bending horror, Mr. Robertson has has relieved whatever passes for a conscience and now feels free to go on with his life. Think Progress » Despite controversy over Haiti, Robertson still welcome at McDonnell’s inauguration prayer breakfast.
- She is company secretary of the development trust and that means a great deal of bookwork - some of it mind-bendingly complex.
- From then on the album takes a beautifully mind-bending trip through some intimate, yet uplifting soundscapes that provide near-perfect therapy for our stressed out routines.
- This 1962 high-school textbook, "When You Marry," is a long, mind-bendingly awful manual for marriage, including sticking to traditional gender roles, staying away from race-mixing, resisting communism and saving yourself for your wedding night. Boing Boing
- The new research, published this week in the journal Science, deals with two of the theory's most important and mind-bending properties: Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle and nonlocality.
- At least when not faced with mind-bending sights like the Cerunnos or bewinged and behorned demons. Dreams of a Dark Warrior
- This kind of demented shoegazing stoner prog is all about the stomping rhythms and the elasticated, mind-bending guitars.
- Sahara is probably one of the best books I've ever read, though not quite as mind-bending as the foundation series. Foundation: The Movie
- These are, of course, just a sampling of the countless mind-bending and brain-boggling phenomena that have kept astrophysicists busy for the past hundred years.