Sentence examples for debased level from inspiring English sources

How often do we scan best-seller lists, lamenting the debased level of mass taste?

But before I turn over the podium, I do want you to know just how debased the level of discourse has become.

If Ana is debased in this story, it's emotionally.

Let the compromising expedient of the Constitution be mutually adopted, which regards them as inhabitants, but as debased by servitude below the equal level of free inhabitants, which regards the SLAVE as divested of two fifths of the MAN.

Has the Turner prize-winning Marxist Duncan Campbell (Politics seeps into everything, 3 December) read Marx's notebooks and his hero's riff to the effect that under capitalism the worker is debased, degraded and "reduced to the level of the Irish"?

Let the compromising expedient of the Constitution be mutually adopted, which regards them as inhabitants, but as debased by servitude below the equal level of free inhabitants, which regards the slave as divested of two fifth of the man.

But her brutal candor with her ill-dressed subjects -- Ms. Woodall would never think of calling body parts by names so decorous as breasts or bottom -- has elevated (or debased) the business of U-speak to a whole new level.

QUESTION FROM MOLLY F.: It's interesting, that not only do people instinctively blame the members of a crowd for its destructive power, but they also seem to immediately take crowd disasters to the level of cultural commentary — Wal-Mart shoppers are debased — rather than thinking of it in terms of useful remedies.

Too debased.

It is much debased".

Grades had been debased.