“The novel delves into the depths of human depravation, exploring the twisted desires and moral decay of its characters.”

“He left fairly comfortable circumstances to sail 12,000 miles and suffered hardship and depravation.”

“Normally, high teenage pregnancy rates are associated with areas of depravation.”

“The nature of men is described as often having a natural depravity that is hidden inside respectability.”

“The result is a debased, debauched culture which finds moral depravity entertaining and virtue contemptible.”

“Those who commit such depravity are less than human.”

“The depravedness of his actions shocked everyone around him.”

“Great nations always pay due respect and care towards their disabled persons in order to mitigate feeling of depravedness in theirs personality.”

“Even the program book's supplementary material avoids any mention of the depravities endured there.”

“These are well known and their depravities thoroughly discussed.”

“His work of this time conveyed disgust at the horrors of war and the depravities of a decadent society with unerring psychological insight and devastating emotional effect.”