Sentence examples for a corruption of values from inspiring English sources

The level of caring was very deep, but a corruption of values could come with that.

Isn't the Tea Party a corruption of the values you stood for?

We know that in coeducational schools there is a corruption of moral values, which is reflected in the police records.

He was heavily influenced by French existentialists and had little time for those who dismissed modernity as a corruption of traditional values.

So far, reaction from the region has been enthusiastic – the usual fatwas that condemn any challenge to the sexual status quo as a corruption of "traditional" values have yet to be flung.

But it has been left to the Labour leader, Ed Miliband, to suggest that the scandal has revealed something much broader, by depicting what has happened as a symptom of a wholesale corruption of values in Britain's public and private life.

Not the corruption of criminals, but a corruption of the most basic value of any representative democracy: that it represent its citizens equally.

As China emerges from the dark days of 5-year plans into the era of new prosperity, corruption of values is a growing concern.

The objective of the group, called L'Elefant Blau, was to oppose the presidency of Núñez, which they regarded as a corruption of the club's traditional values.

She said she was personally betrayed by those former ministers but that Liberia was still overcoming the corruption of values through war and survival.

Is this a coming together of religious values and modern advancements or a corruption of one or both?