Sentence examples for corrupt nature from inspiring English sources

"Canst thou tell me what thy corrupt nature is?" the father asks.

Things like Christmas cards depicting penguins cavorting with polar bears, or designer snowflakes that "corrupt nature".

Yet something must be done to end the fundamentally corrupt nature of the the issuer-pays system.

"My corrupt nature is empty of grace, bent unto sin, only unto sin, and that continually," the lad replies.

At this stage, the unfairness and ideological bent of the proposal are widely recognized, as is its corrupt nature.

He has gained enormous support through his satirical protests about the corrupt nature of the Italian government, which he is now translating into actual votes.

What Robert fails to mention is the utterly corrupt and corrupting nature of Dublin politics which is paramount to an incestuous and insidious Mafia organisation which will ensure that the families in government will always come out OK, and damn the rest.

"The question that arises very quickly in the writers' room," Mr. Gilligan said, "is, how long will Jesse's innocence survive Walt's corrupting nature?

Sid may be familiar with abstract concepts of truth and justice, but he lives by his belief that "the corrupt inner nature of the criminal justice system mirrors the corrupt inner nature of humanity".

Illegals choosing to enter illegally indicates a corrupt moral nature, one that forever prevents the illegal from becoming a citizen.

In her view, no one was corrupt by nature; the system of slavery spoiled everything and everyone it touched.