depravation

Once their population began to expand again, the ordeals and depravation hit them harder than ever before.

The remedy for erroneous depravation of first choice counsel is automatic reversal.

Is there no end to depravation?

In particular, depravation of cystine results in most pronounced changes.

Waiting, for me, was sensory depravation.

Despite three heart attacks, two heart operations, depravation and exile, he said that he does not think he has changed in all his life.

It makes by its presence or absence right and wrong, beauty and ugliness, genius or depravation.

Tagline: "Which one is your depravation?"

As six-thirty arrived, I watched the wardens carting off Simon for his night of sensual depravation.

Her bestselling autobiographies, the Ma... series, recount a personal history of abuse, depravation and cruelty - from early life into adulthood.

The fusion of culture and entertainment that is taking place today leads not only to a depravation of culture, but inevitably to an intellectualization of amusement.

Funny thing is that we've been trying to use this sensory depravation experiment to induce telepathic abilities for almost two years now and haven't had a single positive result!

The two of them do their best to help alleviate the villagers' poverty and depravation, in contrast to the increasingly corrupt and ruthless Beatrice and Harry.

The production concept makes all the more tragic the depravation of Sister Angelica's life, cut off from her family and the child, who, she finally learns, died in infancy.

In Europe and elsewhere best practices indicate that a relative measure of poverty is the best indicator of both proportional depravation and comparable quality of life.

Rock critic Piero Scaruffi described it as "a heartbreaking cry of grief that soars in a landscape of desolation and depravation."

In 2011, a Filipino man in Bahrain was convicted of "encouraging moral depravation" and jailed after cross-dressing and was later deported.

But as these occasions may never arrive, the mind receives a gratuitous taint; and the moral sentiments suffer not a little when no political purpose is served by the depravation.

The issue was litigated, and the chief judge of this district has adjudicated the matter and has determined that there was no depravation of the right to counsel.

For the next 4 evenings, one of you shall be brought back here, in turn, just after supper where you will be subjected to sensory depravation and abuse for the night.

Due to the heinousness, cruelty, and depravation of the crime, and because the crime was financially motivated, she was sentenced to death by lethal injection on December 22, 2004.

The legitimacy and strength garnered by the Occupy movement is spreading and emboldening movements across Middle America as it inspires people through a broad vision addressing the predicament of common depravation.

Few mortals had been as free in their behavior or as debauches as the President; but, entirely jaded, absolutely besotted, all that remained to him was the depravation and lewd profligacy of libertinage.

Even the Gallos, who raised three children in one of the most affluent sections of Los Angeles, concede that in places like Santa Monica or Manhattan depravation is relative.