Franny is an intellectually precocious late adolescent who tries to attain spiritual purification by obsessively reiterating the "Jesus prayer" as an antidote to the perceived superficiality and corruptness of life.
Uncertainty about his chronological position in relation to Heinrich von Veldeke (the Flemish author of Eneit, a retelling of the story of Aeneas), the corruptness of the early fragment, and later complete but modified versions of his epic make it difficult to assess Eilhart's importance.
This is about justice and doing what's right," said Senator Mary Landrieu of Louisiana as she slammed "the almost, you know, moral corruptness" of tax cuts for millionaires.
As you get older, you will see the evidence that your parent was a tyrant who loss their ethos and instead followed the path of moral corruptness.
In recent years Austria has seen a toxic combination of rising grievances over ingrained corruptness and the idleness of elected politicians, as well as anxiety over the number of immigrants who have arrived recently and their perceived links to Islamist extremism.
As Fast Eddie, a poolroom shark, whose innate corruptness leads to a brutal come-uppance, Newman crystallised his screen persona — a blend of vulnerability and bravado, criminality and redemption — in a performance of new found maturity.
Is it the corruptness of the police?'" The actor wishes to differ.
They remain necessary study for serious thinkers, and yet their staggering corruptness has led generations of piano students down a number of blind alleys.
Referring to Perm fire, Mr. Putin said, "This obviously reflects all the vices of our bureaucracy: its incompetence, its corruptness, its merger with business in areas where it is not needed, where it should not be allowed".
"You look up at its ceilings and find gaudy decorations; you wonder which is the greatest, the vulgarity or the corruptness of the place".
