Sentence examples for compromised itself from inspiring English sources

Freeh believed that the Clinton Administration had compromised itself in an unforgivable way by seeming to waver in its commitment to resolving the bombing case.

Today, in a plural world, Bentley Hart argues that Christianity has compromised itself again because it has failed to forge a distinctive response to modernity.

He said Japanese Buddhism had been sapped of its spiritual side in great part because it had compromised itself during World War II through its close ties with Japan's military.

At a press briefing before the premiere, Mr. Lepage, answering questions about Mr. Maazel's financial role in the production, wound up stoking the fears of those who think that Covent Garden compromised itself.

VIA Paul Krugman, have a look at this speech by Adam Posen, a stinging critique of the ECB's Bundesbank critics, who allege that the ECB has compromised itself by acting to limit the effects of the European crisis).

And the International Olympic Committee must prove it is not horribly conflicted and compromised itself as the eyes of the world turn to Rio for a Games that was billed in 2009 as a fun packed carnival of sun, sea and sporting excellence.

The Tour de France would not compromise itself now by simply paying respect to the victims of the Vel d'hiv.

Since then, Democrats have moved much further yet to the right, in the fruitless search for a compromise with a Republican Party that sees compromise itself as fundamentally evil.

It's a terrific performance and it lifts a play that has genuine potential to explore the entrapping myths that we create around ourselves, but which compromises itself by a failure to ever really take itself seriously enough.

And it can be hard to compromise when you believe compromise itself to be the root of all evil.

A government founded in a revolutionary moment is always vulnerable to a determination by a zealous minority that its revolutionary ideals have been compromised by itself.