Sentence examples for has not corrupted from inspiring English sources

She was best described by Albert Einstein, who stated that "Marie Curie is of all famous beings, the one whom fame has not corrupted" [ 1].

He hasn't corrupted it, he's just put a classic French twist on it.

It became clear that reading the book had not corrupted her.

The only people on the Internet they probably haven't corrupted yet are the kids who are too young to use a PC.

And so, while The Word of the Quran has not been corrupted (as my friend phrased it) it surely has been corrupted in its intent and reach, by exactly those elements the Prophet Mohamed (SAW) predicted would defile Islam in the worst way: forces from within, forces disguised by the deepest veneers of ritualistic, devout Islam.

If so, then it seems that the practice has not been corrupted after all; rather such cases are better thought of simply as partially abandoned practices, rather than corrupted ones.

He told me: The original raw data is all still there – it has not been corrupted.

It is easy to cheat yet it is also the one major sport, at the highest level, that has not been corrupted by cheating and gamesmanship.

Now, says Hernández, there is no part of Mexican society – from politicians to the judiciary – that has not been corrupted by this brilliant and utterly ruthless businessman.

In a CBS News interview, Mr. Bush argued that the protracted legal battles and political maneuvers going on in Florida should offer Americans proof that election process has not been corrupted.

A wilderness region has integrity when it has not been corrupted by development or by the side-effects of development, when it remains intact as wilderness.