Sentence examples for corrosive values from inspiring English sources

The shameful episode captures in an anecdote Levin's folly in allowing AOL's corrosive values to find a home in his company.

"It is not about things getting hotter and wetter but things getting meaner and uglier, unless we change the corrosive values that are pitting people against each other," she said in a lecture held in memory of Palestinian literary critic and political activist Edward Said at the Royal Festival Hall in London's Southbank Centre on Wednesday.

It would be a struggle to reject corrosive values.

You can, of course, do your best to shield your children from the corrosive values of popular media by limiting their exposure.

By allowing South Sudan to break into widespread conflict again, on our watch, is both heartbreaking and corrosive to our values as humanitarians.

"For years now, this kind of thing has become commonplace at the very top of the conservative political apparatus, and because the invocation of violence in a political context is inherently corrosive of democratic values.

The liberal concept of a living constitution, he argued, constitutes "an end run around popular government" that is "corrosive of the fundamental values of our democratic society".

It is corrosive of the core values of western civilisation for the chief Hague prosecutor, Carla del Ponte, now to say that Milosevic escaped justice by dying, for this assumes that "justice" means not due process but a guilty verdict.