"India has achieved new depths of degradation with this policy of aiming guns at people's eyes," she said.
He's a white rapper who has successfully burrowed his way to the nauseating depths of degradation and self-loathing pioneered by gangsta-rapping blacks.
Janowitz allows her heroine no mercy, as the girl with the mad, abusive mother, "hideous hippie hair sprouting from her head in various colours, like some terrible mutant dandelion", descends from the fantasy of happiness to the depths of degradation.
Anyway, the filthy young man (Rodrigo Santoro) who stalks her -- and represents the depths of degradation -- is so gorgeous that after a good hot shower and shampoo, he could be in People magazine's most beautiful people issue.
The chief assailant was Fredric Wertham, a psychiatrist whose inflammatory 1954 book, "Seduction of the Innocent," argued that they were, for America's youth, the first big step on the road to the depths of degradation.
Then, he said, "the whole world suddenly shrinks to the limits of the camp" and the captive "begins to dread the prospect of having again to live at liberty," because "at the very depth of human degradation there occur moments when every possibility of change, even change for the better, appears risky and dangerous".
Because I was a child, I didn't understand the depth of the degradation and deprivation my parents suffered, or how courageous and foresighted my mother had been to smuggle a sewing machine into camp, which permitted her to make modest curtains for our bare quarters.
Future study is needed in the examination of specific degradation moieties of each dye for a more in-depth results of degradation of six natural dyes studied in this research.
The depths of ugly degradation, the steadily rising flame of hope – this is melodrama in the purest sense.
And even they may not be properly fit to do so, for those who fathomed the depths of human degradation in Leningrad did not survive to tell the tale.
