Sentence examples for depraved world from inspiring English sources

But these episodes are expanded into a Mexican drag act and surrounded by Jones's version of Bob Fosse: snazzy vaudeville numbers as metaphors for a cruel, depraved world.

Like his hat, which remained defiantly stuck to his head when he was indoors, the leather gear was an outward sign of Fox's spiritual estrangement from the depraved world of seventeenth-century England.

The narrative opens with an assault on the corrupted London literary world, moves on to the depraved world of the West End gentleman's club (patronised by no one that Trollope regarded as a gentleman), and then to the great canker at the centre of English life, the City.

This act of disobedience entailed "a retreat from manhood into the matriarchal world" of monastic piety, which Luther later rejected in favour of entering a new relationship with God, who alone had the capacity to redeem depraved humanity from the consequences of its original sin.

You can see more from Mike Winters' depraved cartoon world here.

Neither of the first two shows generated quite the horror of "Big Brother," in part because they were broadcast from Lebanon, which much of the Arab world considers depraved anyway.

"As uniformly depraved and vicious as the world he depicts may be... Ellroy never seems truly cynical because he's so endlessly jazzed by it all".

As uniformly depraved and vicious as the world he depicts may be, as grim as his take on human nature, Ellroy never seems truly cynical because he's so endlessly jazzed by it all.