Sentence examples for having been corrupted from inspiring English sources

The general was among the highest-ranking Mexican officials ever formally accused of having been corrupted by the drug gangs.

In our production, you know what everyone does for a job and get a sense of society having been corrupted.

They were denounced for having criticised the Castros (Mr Lage was caught on tape describing the leadership as "living fossils") and for having been corrupted by power.

To that extent they might be held morally responsible for their corrupt actions, even if not for having been corrupted.

However, some of those who are not morally responsible for having been corrupted are, nevertheless, morally responsible for not now trying to combat their corrupt characters.

Woide, who defended the Greek manuscripts in general, and the Codex Alexandrinus in particular, from the charge of having been corrupted from the Latin, discerned two hands in the New Testament.

"Only in New York can the anti-corruption commission already have been corrupted".

Sophistication has been corrupted by cynicism.

Would children watching have been corrupted?

"So you've been corrupted, having been elected?

The judicial process has been corrupted.