Sentence examples for corrosive power from inspiring English sources

The word sounds retro, but its corrosive power lingers.

"The rest of us know too well the corrosive power of fake news".

Mr. Bennett's plight is also yet another example of the corrosive power of money in politics.

But legalisation remains decades away.Meanwhile, Latin American democracies suffer the lethal, corrosive power of the drug gangs.

Carly Simon conjures up one of the most enduring images of glamour and its corrosive power in the opening verse of You're So Vain.

The book (a sequel of sorts to Coe's "The Winshaw Legacy") addresses the corrosive power of both austerity and wealth, and the burden of choice versus coddling paternalism.

In short, it's a fiction on the subject of the fiction — the lies — on which a family and its mythology are based, and the devastatingly corrosive, corrupting power of those lies to undo the family, the sense of identity, and the values that are built on them.

"Nick Clegg is not immune from the corrosive effects of power," he concludes.

It's a classic adventure that makes sharp thrusts at imperialism and the corrosive effects of power.

For all its quirkiness, Aberg's production conveys with a pugnacious vitality Shakespeare's scepticism about the corrosive nature of power.

Owing to its ability of surface restoration at elevated temperatures, foam glass blocks had the potential for use in corrosive environments in power plant.