Sentence examples for air of corruption from inspiring English sources

An air of corruption and lewdness hung over the church.

The courthouse's association with Tweed has stamped it with an air of corruption.

"He should really do the right thing and stand aside so that Newcastle council doesn't get tainted by this air of corruption," he said.

GOUPI MAINS ROUGES Jacques Becker's second film, made in 1943, during the German occupation of France, suggests an air of corruption and menace beneath the folksy drama of a prodigal son returning from the city to his rustic home.

The air of corruption that clouds the United Nations these days cannot simply be fanned away by forcing the resignation of Kofi Annan as Secretary-General, as a growing number of prominent Republicans have been urging.

By Philip Gourevitch The air of corruption that clouds the United Nations these days cannot simply be fanned away by forcing the resignation of Kofi Annan as Secretary-General, as a growing number of prominent Republicans have been urging.

There is absolutely nothing vague or indeterminate about the air of moral corruption surrounding the star of "Cathode Narcissus".

The fact that McDonough is accompanied on some of his errands by sidekick played by puffy, paunchy Val Kilmer only adds to the film's air of gleeful corruption.

Three were arrested, but they were later quietly released and given other jobs.It has been left to the American courts to air several claims of corruption involving Venezuelans.

Adding to an already long list of scandals besieging the government in New Delhi, Italian prosecutors recently accused the former chief of India's air force, S.P. Tyagi, of corruption.

In one dramatic case online journalists have aired a litany of corruption allegations against Moncef Belkhayat, the minister of youth and sports, challenging him to answer questions about the dispensing of government contracts.