Sentence examples for of human depravity from inspiring English sources

Every undue loss of life through terrorism, wherever in the world it happens, casts a dark shadow over humanity and makes one reel in horror at the depths of human depravity.

Syria has witnessed the depths of human depravity.

A little girl there became an unlikely global symbol of human depravity.

Yet this is not merely a fable of human depravity brought about by economic circumstances.

"Your criminality represents the lowest depths of human depravity," the judge said.

Contrasting with her is the wicked, and wickedly named, Tulkinghorn, who sinks to the very bottom of human depravity.

So why is the august Sun naming the cast and crew of "Homicide" Marylanders of the Year for 1996 and hailing the show as a "gloomy television drama series dwelling on human depravity that makes us proud of Baltimore"?

It is revealing that this emphasis on human depravity emerged at the same time as certain areas of Western culture were fostering a particularly stringent set of moral demands.

It diminishes and trivializes one of the worst examples of deliberate human depravity that cannot and should not be forgotten.

"The slums," he added, "are responsible for nine-tenths, alcohol for one-tenth, of all human depravity.

The famous missionary Henry Martyn (for whom she named her sixth child) finally convinced her; but it was the chaplain to the company, Mr. Parson, who first made her aware of her "human depravity" and her need for redemption.