Sentence examples for utter depravity from inspiring English sources

It was a crime of utter depravity".

First, a shift from orthodox Calvinist belief in the "utter depravity" of all individuals to the "inherent goodness" of people.

24th & 40th Streets, and 5th and 6th Avenues; a region of such utter depravity that horrified reformers called it "Satan's Circus".

Jane Mayer's new book, The Dark Side, reveals in greater detail the utter depravity of the Bush administration's official policy of torture.

Mr. Jane's Punisher and Ms. Thurman's Bride do the same, and in each case their methods are justified both by the utter depravity of the original crime and its personal impact on them.

He died in 1841, but not before rising, an alcoholic but literate wreck, at a meeting to promote self-government for Van Diemen's Land, as a means of laying to rest "the barefaced calumnies heaped on our colonial society, charging the colonists of all classes with utter depravity, and general demoralisation".

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

Kate Day, a 25-year-old who left during the interval, said: "It was utter filth and depravity.

In a moment of utter darkness and depravity, he discovered the internal validation that comes from knowing that you are a child of God.

An average of 30 people a night are reported to have left Anthony Neilson's new production of Peter Weiss's play before the end, with one audience member describing it as "utter filth and depravity".

Around 30 people per night have walked out of the Royal Shakespeare Company's revival in Stratford-upon-Avon, disgusted by scenes including stun-gun torture and simulated sodomy by a sex toy, with one theatregoer describing it as "utter filth and depravity".