Sentence examples for obscene corruption from inspiring English sources

Obscene language, obscene corruption and a little skin, too.

Nigeria has a terrible image – as a land of email scammers, obscene corruption and religious bigotry and violence – but the stereotypes only tell part of a more complex, and often more attractive, truth.

Long before I first met Berry, I'd recommended Left Behind to many of my teacher friends as the best document of the freakishly obscene corruption that has plagued almost every version of New Orleans's Public School Board.

This linked up with both a long-running hatred and distrust of politicians among many Italian voters, and the exacerbation of these deeply rooted tendencies during the Berlusconian era (1994-12), a time of almost obscene levels of corruption, patronage, clientelism and cronyism at all levels.

The Sullivan Summit claims to be focused on "human rights," yet there will be no discussion whatsoever of Obiang's obscene level of corruption or the crimes against humanity he has perpetrated over the last 44 years.

The corruption was obscene.

The same old problems Mexico has been unable to solve for decades are seemingly intensifying: Drug-related massacres and disappearances, poverty, social inequality, an underperforming economy, and obscene levels of government corruption and official impunity reign in 2015, Mexicans this week told VICE News.

In the end though - despite his political links, Selebi has been left crestfallen: Guilty of corruption on an obscene scale.

For a few weeks, financial experts and Russian opposition politicians were calling Sochi an obscene monument to excess and corruption, until Crimea got invaded.

In 1949 Pasolini was charged with "corruption of minors and obscene acts in a public place".

Yes, the corruption inside government may be obscene.