| What tends to deprave or corrupt one person may prove perfectly inoffensive to another. |
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| It is you and the like of you that deprave and demoralize youth and prepare criminals for the gallows. |
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| No one is urging you to go, and it's no good people who never go to the theatre suggesting it will deprave and corrupt. |
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| I have in mind content likely to deprave, to incite hatred or to promote criminal behaviour. |
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| It would be so much better if we did not have to deal with people wishing to deprave and exploit children for reprehensible purposes. |
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| That's what liberals in the US said, so they formulated policies that were kind and good, and certainly not ones that were designed to corrupt and deprave. |
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| It had performers jumping onto the dining tables and letting you feel the deprave breeze created by the killer's razor. |
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| On the other hand, the jury may have thought that they could convict only if the book tended to deprave and corrupt the average reader or the majority of its readers. |
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| The colonies absorbed and put into legislative form the common law test of obscenity under which material having a tendency to deprave and corrupt was suppressed. |
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| Unless it is so grossly obscene that it is caught by the Obscene Publications Act, and a jury finds the material is such as to deprave and corrupt anyone seeing it, there isn't any specific offence to punish such an act. |
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