Sentence examples for debasing of from inspiring English sources

When his term is over, I think, the debasing of our nation — the constant non-truth-telling, the name-calling — the debasement of our nation will be what he will be remembered most for.

It's silly and immature, a debasing of the English language and a sign of a stunted imagination.

Their conduct will appear to the future to be as economically irresponsible as the debasing of the Roman coinage.

In no sense is it a debasing of their roles.' Certainly, all the 'equals' have been given generous consolation prizes.

But why did no one around the prime minister pause to ask what this debasing of debate says about our ever more violent society?

How has Ryan's own warnings from two years ago that Bernanke's debasing of the dollar would translate into sharply rising inflation panned out?

They exulted in the moral clarity of the coming confrontation after the debasing decades of bourgeois pleasures, and welcomed the end of their long holiday from history.

They exulted in the moral clarity of the coming confrontation after the debasing decades of bourgeois pleasures, and they welcomed the end of their long holiday from history.

Although Wollstonecraft spends much of Letters Written in Sweden, Norway, and Denmark musing on nature and its connection to the self, a great deal of the text is actually about the debasing effects of commerce on culture.

Jérôme Ferrari's The Sermon on the Fall of Rome translated by Geoffrey Strachan (Quercus) tackles a century of French history and its many conflicts, as well as the debasing effects of tourism on those who service it.

"We are told that we go out to meet a cruel, hard, debasing world, of men that will cut your heart to sunders if they possibly can".