Sentence examples for indignation over corruption from inspiring English sources

Many are the politicians who have sought power by appealing to popular indignation over corruption only to turn a blind eye once they have won it.

In the outside world, Vladimir Putin and his allies saw their iron grip on Russia briefly loosened in 2011, when indignation at corruption boiled over into the biggest street protests since Soviet times.

Anger over corruption is mounting.

Tall, gangly, his face shadowed by large eyeglasses, Harding speaks with a weary indignation about corruption at the jail.

One minister resigned over corruption allegations.

Corruption produces bad decisions; concern over corruption produces indecision.

Yasser Arafat fares worse, not least over corruption.

At the beginning of the book, he depicts a Vatican monsignor, a member of the COSEA commission, expressing indignation at corruption within the Vatican and the need to let the Pope know.

That could help put anger over corruption into perspective.

Beijing knows that public anger over corruption is high.

It has taken the brunt of voter anger over corruption.