(1) An album of what can only be described as lo-fi new-wave punk-funk, with a monochrome cover shot of Prince in a studded raincoat and pervy posing pouch, it was an irresistible black-rock mashup.
(2) From someone junior at work, “nice dress” can be smarmy; from someone senior, it can be faintly pervy.
(3) The other advantage of a long fag-having-a-fag scene is that it makes the protagonist appear slightly older, so you'll feel less pervy about fancying him.
(4) The sprinter François Pervis, who had tweeted "la sodomie continue" (rough translation, "we got shafted again") after Jason Kenny's victory over Grégory Baugé in the match sprint final, said on Monday that he was certain the British were not using drugs, but that they had the edge on the equipment front.
(5) I just think they thought he was a funny old man, a pervy old man."
(6) This commercial impracticality, along with the fact it’s a bit pervy, are parts of the reason the Court of Justice of the European Union overturned data retention in Europe as contrary to the “right of respect for private life” and the “fundamental right to the protection of personal data”.
(7) The British are like that, but with this pervy twist: we walk in the rain not to feel passion for some mere human, but for the rain itself.
(8) As it is, the thought of all the pervy pausing on her nude shots is quite unbearable.