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Those books, both prose and verse, were consecrated to me by other associations; and I hate to have them debased and profaned in his mouth!

There was no "music business" in the modern sense, for commercial pressures had not yet debased and polarized public taste.

Those two lines of Yeats for me sum up the matter as it stands today when the very currency of belief seems debased.

Historically, legal tender laws have been used by governments to force their citizens to accept debased and devalued currency.

In the current age of the Fallen World, most have forgotten this core truth, and use the power of Death for debased reasons.

But a debased dollar cannot be the explanation as the euro has fallen more against the dollar than the yen.

Mine is a debased condition, but is at least perfectly normal.

What followed was a spiralling proliferation of increasingly spurious credit instruments denominated in a debased currency.

The two parties had debased the country's politics into a Punch-and-Judy show of non-co-operation and vindictive retaliation.

He worked on currency reform, coining the notion that the appearance of debased currency drives good money into hiding.

But if paper money is being debased, the evidence has yet to show up in consumer prices.

Most of the corporate assets would be debased. Thus it's an important part of accounting to draw the value of assets debasing .

To a certain extent, this has debased the utility of the National Economic Accounting.

This fascination with crude and debased sexuality is why (I think) we see so much androgyny or sexual confusion, among rock stars.

The value and dignity of women's bodies have been always painstakingly suppressed, debased or even decried by us human beings.

They have hidden behind the veils of cowardly coordinates and inveigled others to undertake their debased, unhealthy and diseased work.

And man hath bowed himself down, and man hath been debased: therefore forgive them not.

If people are free to reject debased currency, and instead demand sound money, sound money will gradually return to use in society.

Conversation should have self-restraint, others is not debased while dazzle is rich.

Thus, the more the dollar is debased, the more capital gains taxes must be paid on holdings of gold and other precious metals.

The currency might also suffer if investors feared it was being debased.

Those charlatans and crooks in Washington debased the dollar and keep right on doing it, grinning like idiots while they ruin us.

But Mr. Ryan is sure that the dollar is being debased and won't take no for an answer.

Eclecticism flourished in the 19th century and survived, though much debased, in gated communities and suburban tract housing.

Mr Murdoch, he says, has broken his word and debased journalistic standards. But he has also revolutionised an industry.

It is, on the contrary, sex that is the debased form, circumscribed as it is by the terms of energy and desire.

For Orwell, writing in the 1940s, the language of politics was the most debased.

The debased language that I have been discussing is in some ways very convenient.

He even debased those who only practiced movement while didn't "study Fa" as "spreading unrighteous Fa" .

The great dream of space flight was debased .

Our working assumption is that the dollar will continue to be debased.

They will soar; perhaps by year's end, an ordinary egg will cost one hundred or so debased dollars.

Throughout history, the way you protect yourself when currencies are being debased is that you own real goods.

The Knesset has been debased by the executive's greater clout.

Yes, that's they'Urberville nose and chin - a little debased.

I know that word is so debased now by the use of it by Internet marketers.

They have debased and defiled the purity of the tongue.

You debased yourself by such behavior.

But there are already 830 such sites, and the currency will be debased if the number rises too fast.

To the extent that a citizen's right to vote is debased, he is that much less a citizen.

It's a mashed-up, debased language that spectacularly disables our young people, because nobody will give them a job if they talk like that.

political discussion debased by an atmosphere of hysteria

That means an MBA qualification has become somewhat debased: years ago it was rare and highly regarded;

debased himself by pleading with the captors;

Man is not, then, debased because he has a mortal part;

her own sexual and debased life