Sentence examples for irredeemably corrupt from inspiring English sources

Cynics see the country as irredeemably corrupt.

Residents say some are drug addicts, others irredeemably corrupt.

The administration of Mr Zardari is widely viewed as hopelessly inept and irredeemably corrupt.

CETTO LA QUALUNQUE is an irredeemably corrupt, vulgar businessman from Calabria, Italy's mobster-ridden toe.

Most Brazilians long ago concluded that their country's politicians are irredeemably corrupt.

And since Grillo refused to negotiate with the established parties, which he regards as irredeemably corrupt, the result was stalemate.

They are irredeemably bad, corrupt, and wrong.

Soon, they will be irredeemably tainted.

The "new politics" defence of this approach is that old media are irredeemably hostile and corrupt.

Dismayed at the party's degeneracy under Andrew Scheer, he concluded after a polite discussion with his leader last week that the party was irredeemably "intellectually and morally corrupt".

It is irredeemably tarnished when the benefactor is a corrupt and repressive dictator.