Sentence examples for a corrupting force from inspiring English sources
The Met's "Live in HD," its high-definition broadcasts of performances in movie theaters, introduced by the company's controversial general manager, Peter Gelb, in 2006 and expanded over the seasons since, is seen by some aficionados as a corrupting force.
But, the critic Joe McCulloch emails me: "Umezu tends to focus on the lusts and consumption of the adult world as a corrupting force – he's more political, I think, much more overtly confrontational and eccentric, while Itō is generally pretty focused on delivering thrills and drawing weird stuff".
Democrats have a decision to make: do they think money in politics is a corrupting force that influences the decisions made by elected officials, or not?
Black Roses, Rock'n'Roll Nightmare, Trick or Treat (Death at 33RPM) and Hard Rock Zombies all revolved around censorship, conservatism and the notion of musicians as a corrupting force on youth.
Opera 'Don Carlo' (Saturday and Wednesday) Offering a deep portrayal of the pursuit of power as a corrupting force, the bass Ferruccio Furlanetto, as King Philip II, is the best part of this middling revival of Nicholas Hytner's production of Verdi's dark masterpiece.
Opera 'Don Carlo' (Saturday) Offering a deep portrayal of the pursuit of power as a corrupting force, the bass Ferruccio Furlanetto, as King Philip II, is the best part of this middling revival of Nicholas Hytner's production of Verdi's dark masterpiece.
In what other sport is such a key contributor so readily dismissed as a sideshow or an almost corrupting force?
In other words, not only is gambling a vice; gamblers themselves are an inherently corrupting force.That view has a long history.
Hard-liners see the internet as a possible corrupting force, but many Iranians use proxies to access banned sites.
Since the 1960's, computers have been regularly promoted as both the salvation of redistricting and as a strong corrupting force.
Mexico's drug cartels have been a particularly powerful corrupting force.
