Sentence examples for corrupt values from inspiring English sources

His dramas inveighed against hypocrisy and corrupt values with mordant irony.

At the moment the "counter-revolution" is a label being applied to everyone and everything: NDP leftovers are labelled as "counter-revolution"; the Muslim Brotherhood and Islamists are labelled as "counter-revolution"; secular liberals, leftists and communists are labelled as "counter-revolution" because they want to import "corrupt" values from the west.

But Kirkwood is not simply aiming potshots at the grubby end of the men's market: she goes on to show us Miranda, editor of a glossy women's mag called Electra, interviewing the now-destitute Sam and imbuing him with her own corrupt values.

Jobs calls the crop of executives brought in to run Apple after his ouster in 1985 "corrupt people" with "corrupt values" who cared only about making money.

Corrupt values which are seen as shameful elsewhere, are celebrated and rewarded in this corrupt setting.

It is all part of the corrupt value system which thrives in today's Egypt.

The model uses event-based data and can be calibrated using rainfall data substantially affected by missing or corrupted values.

It is partly a music-business book about how black pop stars and their managers gained control of publishing rights and at the same time let the dictates of commerce overtake and corrupt the values of cultural tradition.

Above all, the view was that the company needed to overthrow the complacent and, arguably, corrupt cultural values that had led some managers to believe that tactics of deliberate deceit were acceptable.

Nothing more symbolizes how the temptations of how power can corrupt youthful values and idealism than Secretary Hillary Clinton's invitation to Henry Kissinger and Richard Holbrooke to keynote a major State Department conference on the history of the Indochina war.

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