Sentence examples similar to corrupt deeds from inspiring English sources
The heroes act heroically, and the villains, corrupted by power, enact evil deeds without remorse.
Mr. Wahlberg is a good-hearted ex-convict sucked back into crime who becomes the fall guy for evil deeds committed by a corrupt family that runs a business repairing subways cars.
Chrissie Hynde's autobiographical Tattooed Love Boys shows what can happen to a young woman when she is faced by men corrupted by violent language and violent deeds.
Just like increasingly corrupt Nucky manages to live with his evil deeds, apparently.
There is a belief in some legal circles that, although Judge John Deed is arguably the most unrealistic of contemporary legal dramas, viewers see Deed as an aspirational character taking on a corrupt establishment.
These unrepentant fascists corrupt the heart of modern Italy; but there is an unusual witness to their wartime deeds: an ageing woman who as a girl saw a crime so unspeakable she has stayed wordless ever since.
The tensions had bubbled up into a kind of diplomatic blame game, with the United States raising questions about whether Mexico was too weak and corrupt to confront the narcotics rackets, while Mexico accused Washington of failing to accept responsibility — in deeds, as much as words — for its share of the problem.
What really matters in a Sara Paretsky mystery are the crimes behind the crimes — the corrupt politics, the class divisions, the economic inequities, the dirty business practices and all the other injustices that incite the wicked deeds we love to read about.
