The phrase "a corrupt man" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a male individual who engages in dishonest or unethical behavior, often in a position of power or authority.
Example: "The investigation revealed that a corrupt man had been embezzling funds from the charity for years."
Alternatives: "an unethical individual" or "a dishonest person."
Mr. Amaral denied that and all accusations that he had illegally enriched himself, declaring: "I am not a corrupt man".
Weeper of handsome tears: it perfectly sums up Akhil Sharma's cunning, dismaying and beautifully conceived portrait of a corrupt man in a corrupt society.
Poe's genius in William Wilson is to tell the story not of a good protagonist bedevilled by an evil twin, but of a corrupt man tormented by a vision of his better self.
When first asked if there had been a discussion about her becoming a peer before she agreed to produce the report, Chakrabarti sidestepped the question, saying: "Jeremy Corbyn is not a corrupt man and I am not a corrupt woman.
"Egypt is too big to be ruled by a corrupt man like Mubarak, a traitor like Morsi or a loser like Sisi," prominent journalist Yasir al-Zaia wrote.
He was not a dissident but a very corrupt man who tried to carry out a military coup and restore capitalism.
He wasn't a dissident, but a very corrupt man who tried to carry out a military coup and restore capitalism.
It's told by a judge; an unashamedly corrupt man, motivated to get to the truth of the affair, if only to arrange an outcome favourable to his own interests.
"It was a play about a very controversial figure in Irish history, about a deeply corrupt man," says O'Toole. "Though the play wasn't explicitly about Haughey the similarities were striking.
The first time I sat in a court of law was for calling the president a dictator and corrupt man in 1999.
LONDON — FIFA has given itself just three weeks to root out any corrupt men from its executive committee, and then three weeks more to determine the destinations for the World Cups of 2018 and 2022, decisions worth billions of dollars.
