Sentence examples for corrupt philosophy from inspiring English sources

Speculative markets and growing wealth momentum also corrupt philosophy and ideology, reshaping them toward familiar justifications of greed and ruthlessness.

Julian was an apostate or perhaps even worse; John intimates that Julian was a Christian in public, but in private read a corrupt philosophy that nurtured his lust for empire (Poli VIII 21 d378).

Another is the failure of neoliberalism, represented by Hillary Clinton and the Democratic leadership, which appears to many as a corrupt philosophy of governance incapable of addressing genuine popular needs.

While some are content to take Google's mission to "do no evil" at face value, Kahle subscribes to the power-corrupts-and-absolute-power-corrupts-absolutely philosophy.

Is Larry Page somehow corrupting Google's philosophy "Don't be evil"?

The Brogans of "Meadowlands" are also a family in hiding, but it is the show's prevailing philosophy that corrupt souls cannot mingle among us.

Such actions show just how corrupt and barren the conservative philosophy is.

Furthermore, he argued, Confucian philosophy had been corrupted by metaphysical speculation, but Japan had remained true to the Confucian conception of duty.

Christianity isn't dodgy philosophy but, as it were, corrupt existentialism.

And though the show also included solos by, among others, the company's two directors, Ángel Rojas and Carlos Rodríguez, these acts were corrupted by the same jack-it-up philosophy that powered the ensemble sections.

At the time, Socrates was in prison on a charge of impiety (or "not believing in the gods of the state," according to Plato), and accused of corrupting the youth of Athens with his radical philosophy.