Sentence examples for corrupt ideas from inspiring English sources

This month he declared that "corrupt ideas and cultures" could damage morale.

But from his many years in public life, he knew how politics can manipulate and corrupt ideas of justice.

The three are radically different financial instruments, but all share the corrupt idea the something can be created from nothing, that there really is a free lunch.

The North Korean government appears to be growing more concerned about what it calls "psychological warfare" waged by its enemies to contaminate its people with corrupt Western ideas.

A radio broadcast titled "Dressing in accordance with our people's emotion and taste" said dressing neatly would help repel attempts to introduce "corrupt capitalist ideas and lifestyles" and would entrench "the socialist lifestyle of the military-first era".

"It didn't corrupt the idea," he said.

Using standardized key-indicators was felt to corrupt the idea that all quality improvements must be fit towards local circumstances and needs [ 12, 21].

Corrupted by infidel ideas, Islam must re-centre itself on the Koran.

"The ideological foundation of Isis is the view that the Muslim world is in decline because there's no caliphate and has been corrupted by foreign ideas," said Tamimi.

The concept of degeneracy – the idea that artists could have pathological disorders, that their art could be not just bad but sick, even contagious – was widely debated during the era of Bismarck, most prominently by the Austro-Hungarian physician and critic Max Nordau, whose 1892-93 book Entartung ("Degeneration") warned that any society could be corrupted by decayed ideas of beauty and virtue.

When good-hearted Hollywood people aim low, they fall into an impossible contradiction between idealism and cynicism, and they corrupt their own best ideas.