Sentence examples for maybe corrupt from inspiring English sources

I'm afraid for my children's future.' " She added, "So what I sense is a lot of frustration with a government they view as out of touch, distant, arrogant, maybe corrupt — and it's a fatigue with professional politicians, of both parties.

QUESTION FROM JORIEN: So you're saying that any religion, well institution, could or maybe is corrupt.

For years, big-time college athletes have been widely resented on college campuses, perceived by some as pampered and privileged, and maybe even corrupt.

The makers of the film are, metaphorically speaking, banging Holly; they're exploiting her story, selling her out, maybe even corrupting her – but they are also trying very hard to love her, and they want us to love her, too.

Maybe protesting a corrupt regime, and feeling that you are on the side of justice, supplies that feeling of dignity to the crowd, and that's why political crowds rarely turn violent when they are unprovoked.

Or maybe they're corrupt.

It is "dumb, flat, goofy, and obvious, and maybe a tad corrupt".

And maybe also to corrupt him a bit with Western things".

Thes article originally appearedoubtVICE Uspread

Appearing underneath a row of beautiful, classy chandeliers on the third floor of his SoHo hotel, the former reality star brushed off his campaign's self-inflicted wounds in the same way he has brushed off other ill-fated business ventures, and instead focused his crosshairs on his likely Democratic opponent or as Trump referred to her, "maybe the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency".

President Alma Coin defeats President Snow, but then becomes corrupt and maybe worse.