Sentence examples for inherent corruption from inspiring English sources

It's tempting to think of the film's influence as evidence of the inherent corruption of realism as a cinematic mode — but it's even more revealing to acknowledge the disjunction between its beauty, on the one hand, and, on the other, its injustice and falsehood.

Miller was the Moscow correspondent for The Economist between 2004 and 2007; the city and the inherent corruption he writes about are believable and well described.

As well as opposing the content itself, members are at odds with what they see as inherent corruption and political bias within the BBC's ranks, with comments describing workers as "overpaid champagne socialists" who promote anti-British, Marxist ideology.

As for larger issues here, Madoff drops in almost random references to the U.S. financial system, suggesting it harbors more inherent corruption than one guy like Madoff could ever dream of exploiting.

Through the ambition of PM Modi and the legacy of economic mastermind, Raghuram Rajan, the country has experienced a stabilized exchange rate, reduced inflation and has worked to combat inherent corruption within the political and social system.

Indeed, world history books will show this to be the norm rather than the exception, which begs the questions: Is the state doomed to inherent corruption and immoral tendencies?

This meant disproving other theories, especially the dominant Calvinism of New England with its notions of predestination and inherent human corruption.

Over the years, he comes to understand the corruption inherent in uncontrolled clandestine activities.

He was anything but immune to the corruption inherent to Italian politics.

Their huge influence on individual candidates demonstrates the potential for corruption inherent in the super PAC era.

Saffron Burrows: I think it is an untenable position for any human being to take on, but Mandela's inherent lack of corruption would prove him worthy of so much.