Sentence examples for moral cesspool from inspiring English sources
To the Viequesinos, even Puerto Rico is a big crowded place where you can trust no one, and San Juan is a moral cesspool.
When Romney ran for office for the first time, against Kennedy, in 1994, he felt called to clean up a moral cesspool.
In the speech, Mr. Gore said that soldiers sent to Iraq "were clearly forced to wade into a moral cesspool designed by the Bush White House".
In his riveting 2002 memoir, "Blinded by the Right: The Conscience of an Ex-Conservative," he flayed both himself and his former mentors for toppling into an intellectual and moral cesspool.
In "The Black Minutes," which first appeared in Spanish in 2006, Mr. Solares offers two memorable Mexican variants on the hard-boiled operative struggling to maintain his integrity in a moral cesspool.
These raids on the fringes of extremity have helped transform the art world into a moral cesspool.
(PS: Ben Shapiro suggested a "cesspool of intellectual and moral craptitude," which isn't awful either).
You could even dive into a potentially big, sticky moral dilemma involving the Heisman Trophy winner Johnny Manziel, if the cesspool that is college sports is more your style.
They campaign against the cesspool.
basketball as a cesspool of corruption.
