Use of the word depravity in a sentence example

depravity

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He has fallen into depravity. [noun]

The Bible teaches us that the answer lies in the depravity of the human heart. [noun]

It showed the depravity and the wicked intent of bin Laden and those who would follow in his path. [noun]

So, call it NECESSITY OF EVIL or ORIGINAL DEPRAVITY, it is at bottom the same philosophy. [noun]

But by some freak of the "total depravity of things," the translated order for the assorted cargo was not there. [noun]

There too, opposite to him, was Lynch whose countenance bore already the stigmata of early depravity and premature wisdom. [noun]

"Through idleness and depravity," Raskolnikov put in. [Please select]

What held her up--surely not depravity. [Please select]

I've assessed that you are vulnerable to the deception and depravity of others. [Please select]

"I would call it a proof of man's depravity," said Wilkins. [Please select]

There is a depravity in marrying you that makes all lesser vices stale as virtues. [Please select]

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