| These individuals are encouraged to realize their basest desires in the US military. |
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| In every case, they are motivated by the basest and most transparent political calculations. |
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| Are we surprised that the message from sensible speeches gets drowned out when appeals to the basest fears of a crowd always bring the loudest cheer? |
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| Furrowing his brow but not scratching his head, Toldeo is a poet in a world where only the basest prose is spoken. |
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| But it is the G. O. P. that engages in the rankest hypocrisy in this regard and appeals to our basest instincts. |
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| The result of this gridlock, Americans are so often told, is politics of the basest sort. |
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| In our opinion, in indulging the basest instincts of the far right, we would not be responding to the justified concerns of the citizens. |
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| It wasn't done to stimulate audiences' basest instincts, but to respect the main character's arc. |
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| The massacre of innocent individuals is already amost terrible crimea dastardly act of the basest kind. |
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| At the basest human level, I was just worried about how I would provide for my family. |
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| The advantage of a fundamentalist perspective is that you can clothe your basest motives in noble sentiments. |
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| That because racial hatred, xenophobic violence, fear and rejection of what is different, have deep roots in all that is basest in humanity, they may re-emerge at any moment and take over any group of human beings. |
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| Given Gréco's talent for transforming even the basest 'variété' metal into musical gold, one has to dig hard into her repertoire to find examples of unreservedly commercial chart material. |
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| The market relies on the basest impulses to sell any commodity. |
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| If the distribution has already been determined, even the basest people will no for it. |
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| Miller says her service allows men to indulge their basest fantasies. |
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| His urge to keep his independence is evident in his break with the writer Maksim Gorky and other old friends after the Russian Revolution of 1917, which he perceived as the triumph of the basest side of the Russian people. |
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| This lunary sphere, lowest and basest to divine bodies, is first and highest to terrestrial bodies. |
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| Needless to say it is always morally justified with concepts such as «solidarity» and «social justice», and appeals unashamedly to people's basest instincts such as envy and resentment. |
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| O love of unthankful souls, not discourageable by the most hateful indignities, by the basest repulses! |
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