Sentence examples for corrupting from inspiring English sources

The diet of gruesome "reality TV" (there is no such thing) and witless "lifestyle" shows is corrupting – it is a betrayal of the British.

Hare complains that the soaring array of deaths in the latest series of The Bridge – bodies decomposed, bodies corrupting slowly from within, bodies bashed with lamp stands – is accompanied by none of the excitement in the wider world that would be needed to inculcate any sense of realism.

Before entering the hearing she said: "This attempt at corrupting the government was ultimately thwarted because two women in powerful positions said no".

But India takes no responsibility for the Indian bookies corrupting cricket.

It is the Austin and McConnell precedents that Justice Roberts has asked to be debated on September 9th .The idea that corporate and union speech is somehow inherently corrupting is nonsense," wrote Ted Olson in a recent op-ed in the Wall Street Journal.

They include John Ralston Saul, a writer and the husband of Canada's governor-general, who has denounced "the state funding the public good by corrupting the citizen .But Canadians seem unmoved by these pleas to be protected from themselves.

It is blamed for polluting the landscape, spoiling the beaches and corrupting the locals' morals.

In other words, not only is gambling a vice; gamblers themselves are an inherently corrupting force.That view has a long history.

In the world according to Michael Moore, such companies do systematically lie and cheat, and get away with it by corrupting and intimidating, and subverting both politics and the criminal-justice system.

It is a corrupt and corrupting system: parties find eye-catchers so that placemen can ride to power on their coat-tails.As a foreigner, I'm not eligible to vote.

But it sometimes happens that politicians are reasoning morally as they make their way through our corrupt and corrupting public square.