Sentence examples for levels of depravity from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi Human Rights Minister Mohammed Shia al-Sudani said the Isis attacks had reached new levels of depravity as they continue to pursue the Yazidis, who they regard as "devil worshippers".

In the lawsuit she filed in 2016, Amezola claims Angulo relentlessly pursued her and that she endured behavior that escalated "in levels of depravity," prompting her to report him to human resources.

"I thought I was going to have a nervous breakdown because of the scale and the level of depravity," she says of the report.

But he says that with the new level of depravity to which Israel's invasion sunk, silence now equals betrayal of our moral conscience.

After talks with the security services and Foreign Office officials on Saturday at his country residence, the prime minister said the beheading made it clear there was "no level of depravity" to which Isis would not sink.

Modern suburban Americans, it is argued, rarely sink to the level of depravity -- they are too tepid for that -- but they don't achieve the highest virtues or the most demanding excellences.

Witnessing that level of depravity was too much for me.

"In some ways it was the most honest work I've ever done even though I was nowhere near the level of depravity of these characters.

The recent videos of a Planned Parenthood official talking about its fetal-tissue donation practices showed "the level of depravity we have sunken to as a nation," said candidate Ben Carson, a physician.

Even so, the activist -- and the Humane Society -- say they were appalled by the level of depravity they ultimately documented in an undercover video that has since touched off an investigation by state officials and raised fresh questions about animal welfare on the nation's factory farms.

"Month after month I have reported to this Council that the level of depravity inflicted upon the Syrian people cannot sink lower, only to return the following month with hideous and, with shocking disbelief, new reports of ever-worsening human suffering," O'Brien said.