Sentence examples for corrupt morals from inspiring English sources

It is not something that is so depraved as to corrupt morals," he said.

The rationale behind the ban ranges from claims that sport will lead to corrupt morals and lesbianism, to it being masculine and damaging for female health and psyche.

At one stage during the hearing a prosecutor said the retiree would "continue to corrupt morals" if he stayed in Uganda, causing a visibly upset and shaken Randall to scream: "Lies!".

The topic was "Has the progress of the sciences and arts done more to corrupt morals or improve them?" In his "Confessions," published in 1782, and arguably the first modern autobiography, Rousseau described how "the moment I read this I beheld another universe and became another man".

The reason censors stated for removing a lesbian scene in 1954's The Pit of Loneliness was that it was, "Immoral, would tend to corrupt morals".

Producing or possessing "obscene writings, drawings, prints, paintings, printed matter, pictures, posters, emblems, photographs, cinematograph films, or any other obscene objects, or any other object tending to corrupt morals" is punishable by up to two years jail time and a $70 fine.

In both cases, the action is the expression of a partially corrupt moral character.

Here we need to distinguish between a corrupt action that has no effect on an institutional process or on another person, but which contributes to the corruption of the character of the would-be corruptor; and a non-corrupt action which is a mere expression of a corrupt moral character but which has no corrupting effect either on the agent or on anyone or anything else.

Within many disciplines, the system has become a corrupt Moral Hazard.

Marek himself, after what police called a "complex" investigation, was charged with corrupting morals, under the rarely used Obscenity Act, for allowing the video to be posted.

The police have been using a law to take into custody anyone suspected of "corrupting moral values".