Sentence examples for he considered corrupt from inspiring English sources

In debates, his party's leaders challenged him to name a single senator he considered corrupt (he refused).

There he presided over a significant drop in public violence, directly challenging powerful drug lords, jailing and firing hundreds of cops whom he considered corrupt, and surviving four assassination attempts.

Ultimately, Davenport's work became so well recognized for skewering political figures he considered corrupt, that in 1897 his opponents attempted to pass a law banning political cartoons in New York.

This desire to escape his own times and the vestiges of a civilization he considered corrupt and dehumanizing guided Gauguin's work.

Although Mr. Assange is now arguing that the site is engaged in what he called a new kind of "scientific journalism," his earlier writings suggest he believes the mission of WikiLeaks is to throw sand in the works of what he considers corrupt, secretive and inherently evil states.

This, too, she considered corrupted by the cult of fame — in particular, as it attached to the stage: In no other European city did the theater ever acquire the same significance that it had in Vienna during the period of political dissolution….

Government opponents said that although Mr. Safar was not considered corrupt, he had been minister of agriculture since 2003, and before that was the head of the ruling Baath Party branch at the University of Damascus, where he was dean of agriculture.

Throughout his campaign, he showed great determination to reform the city's police department, widely considered corrupt and unnecessarily aggressive following the Memorial Day shootings of 2011 when officers opened fire on Collins Avenue, one of Miami Beach's busiest streets and a beachside tourist hub.

Holbrooke stressed that the fight against corruption in Pakistan was critical as average Pakistanis considered corrupt leaders more of a concern than the Taliban.

He conceded that Bhutto herself was highhanded and feudal and that she was widely considered corrupt.

Muhammad Dahlan, once a popular figure in Gaza, is widely considered corrupt.