Sentence examples for moral depravity from inspiring English sources

"Turpitude" means moral depravity.

Suddenly, revealing your elbows is a sign of moral depravity.

The moral depravity of that book was matched by its physical slovenliness.

It's a portrait of one man's simultaneous ascent (to drug lord) and descent (into moral depravity).

Pitino has a contract that stipulates that he can be fired for dishonesty and "moral depravity".

The main thesis is of two conflicting civilisations, with the West exemplifying economic decline, international recklessness and moral depravity.

What I wasn't prepared for, though maybe I should have been,* was the film's utter moral depravity.

We're all just one disastrous business meeting with Elvis Presley away from sinking to new depths of moral depravity.

Typically, Scudéry argues that moral defect (depravity) could blind someone to God's existence.

At certain moments, it has been proposed as a panacea for sin, luxury, moral corruption, poverty, alcoholism, marital discord, war, and urban vice and depravity.

It's certainly hard and possibly unfair to limit Robert Webb's perennial under-achiever to just five moments of complete moral or sexual depravity.