Sentence examples for corrupted people from inspiring English sources

That Greeks are corrupted people.

In the Confessions (1782 89), which he wrote late in life, Rousseau says that it came to him then in a "terrible flash" that modern progress had corrupted people instead of improving them.

Unlike the Arab spring, the velvet revolutions of late 1989 did not see a reimposition of authoritarian rule, and – where democratic processes have been corrupted – people power has reasserted itself in democracy's defence (as it did in Kiev in February).

"There were systems in place that were corrupt and corrupted people...and the legacy of that still lives with us," he added.

"It's such a great sport it corrupts people.

The reason for the apparent contradiction is that conservative welfare reform boosters start from the premise that assistance actually corrupts people.

Money corrupts people and gives them corrupt happiness.

All of India is united against corruption – except the corrupt people of course," he said.

16. (C) On corruption, Karzai called for corrupt people to be punished and to simplify the procedures for doing so.

"Mining has corrupted the people," said the senior officer.

One, on Afghanistan, how can you lecture Hamid Karzai about corruption when so many of these corrupt people are on the U.S. payroll?