Sentence examples for easily corrupted from inspiring English sources

So they're boozy, easily corrupted and star-struck.

They didn't try to push honesty by hiring more police officers, who are often easily corrupted.

I think his intentions are good but his morality is easily corrupted.

But here too the painful sense of love too easily corrupted by mistrust and manipulation doesn't cut very deeply.

Mr. Lumet, the filmmaker, appeared and said, "He seemed to me incorruptible in a profession that was easily corrupted".

Psyche Stott's revival tours the country after this run, and should remind us that innocence is easily corrupted.

Or was it the line in the film that warned the new Han ruler, "We didn't overthrow the Qin emperor to become like him," a reference, perhaps, to how power too easily corrupts, to the relentless cycles of rebellion and despotism and rebellion that have characterized Chinese politics for thousands of years, which some commentators say the country has not yet broken free from?

When he was asked "why?" by a television interviewer, he replied that beside the message it sent related to the common good, "too much money can easily corrupt". The M5S also refused to accept 42 million euros in electoral reimbursements to which it was entitled, along with other amounts over the last 11 months, for a total of 52 million euros.

Nor is it a surprise that the primary villain in the play is its one white character, Dr. John Douglas (J. Paul Boehmer), the government doctor whose professional ambition and racial bias easily corrupt his initially good intentions.

A byzantine server could easily corrupt the execution of the algorithm presented in the previous section.

Sensible people becoming college presidents can stay grounded even with all of that hoopla (and some of us chose to skip the hoopla years ago), but along come other, more insidious influences that can easily corrupt a once-thoughtful leader.