Voorbeelden van debauch

• They both said that if you want to overturn the existing basis of society, the easiest way to do it is to debauch the currency.

• But a conspiracy to debauch public morals—where would that begin and where, indeed, would it end?

• The bankers' cry is always that if the currency is left to politicians, they will debauch it.

• It gets so much attention as to amount to a national debauch.

• It will not debauch him; it will not encourage him in vicious habits.

• Are they the people to whom we would deny the right to choose what they shall hear, lest they be debauched?

• It is the morning after the debauch which is less pleasant, and we are getting perilously near the hangover.

• It is the retribution, the headache that follows a somewhat protracted political debauch.

• Is it that the public will be debauched in some way because they have to listen to unworthy programmes issued by sponsored radio?

• He has debauched us with our own money.

• Second, inflation not only divides but debauches the nation.

• I use the word "debauch," not in the sense of drunkenness but in the sense of responsibility towards public funds.

• There is no more certain way of creating such a crisis than by debauching the currency.

• I think that it is in some ways debauching, not extending, choice.

• He did this by telling us that we are now debauching the currency.