Sentence examples for corruption and deception from inspiring English sources

The use of a Shakespearean classic to tell an Indigenous tale of family destruction, greed, corruption and deception works strikingly well and makes the tale more accessible to a broader audience.

I expected a film where we could cheer and support the underdog because he reminds us all a little of ourselves, a message which the Hunchback does indeed convey, but not without dark undertones of temptation and desire in the face of one's own God, and political corruption and deception.

We are already paying dearly for this corruption and deception.

Victims of corrupt policies are the strongest voices of dissent because without their participation, the entire parade of corruption and deception comes to a halt.

The amazing peacefulness of the youth which surprisingly contradicted their firmness and determination to bring down a dictator, one who had ruled by corruption and deception for three decades.

Consider the alarms about to be sounded by these four impressive men who are exposing the corruption and deception of many people and institutions involved in the 2008 market crash.

In a wide-ranging speech that attacked the Bush administration for its handling of Hurricane Katrina, the controversy over the replacement of United States attorneys and fraud involving government contractors in Iraq, Mrs. Clinton characterized the current White House as having "a stunning record of cronyism and corruption, incompetence and deception".

"Lady Sings the Blues" is an exemplary report of the corruption and self-deception on which the country ran, and the constant threat of violence by which racist policies and practices were enforced.

Gibney on why republicans seem to suffer fewer repercussions from their sex/infidelity scandals, Gibney's interest in stories of corruption and self-deception, and who Gibney would make a documentary about if he wanted to tell the story of the economic meltdown.

No more cronyism, no more corruption, and no more deception.

When fresh-faced rookie Jake, played by Ethan Hawke, gets a "training day" with Alonzo, he realises that the accommodations his boss is making with certain bad guys amount to corruption and psychopathic self-deception.