Sentence examples for sense of corruption from inspiring English sources

It managed to suggest presidential sex -- an affair with a lobbyist, no less -- while airbrushing the subject of any sense of corruption or sleaze.

With his anti-authoritarian sympathy for loners and outsiders, his keen awareness of the generation gap, and his sense of corruption and cowardice lurking beneath the surfaces of social decorum, he was an avatar of the sixties in the fifties.

In the Thirties, he had been a politically aware mural painter and now, 40 years later, he felt the need to respond once again to an America that was wearied by a long unwinnable war abroad and simmering social discontent at home; a country that was in the grip of a new conservatism and an attendant sense of corruption that would culminate in the impeachment of President Richard Nixon in 1974.

Which gets back to this sense of corruption.

Who are they doing stuff for?" the answer is "the other guy". Which gets back to this sense of corruption.

One of the top dis-satisfiers and something that drives the people toward the Taliban, is a sense of corruption that permeates from the cop on the street to the highest levels of the government.

He had a radical Protestant sense of human corruption.

This sense of systematic corruption can work beautifully.

Wellman doesn't exploit the violence; he sharpens it so it hurts to watch, and the sense of spreading corruption is overwhelming.

Making Sense of the Corruption Scandal Bringing Down South Korea's President.

In this sense, the definition of corruption "the use of public position for personal gain" [ 26, 27] applies to teachers and administrative workers in medical schools where corruption exists.