Sentence examples for supposedly corrupted from inspiring English sources

And that it was their own umpires who were supposedly corrupted immediately begs a host of bigger questions.

Supposedly corrupted by foreign influences, the timeless "Swedish values" would be recovered by Swedes in the New World.

And even when Darrow got into trouble, after having supposedly corrupted jurors, he used his ingenuity to get off the hook.

Patchett gave her talk, along with a bodyguard to protect her from angry parents and righteous 18-year-old boys - asking how often she'd cheated on her husband - and defended the students' right to read anything and not to be protected from supposedly "corrupting" texts.

Weakened cell polarity supposedly corrupts the arrangement of the cytoskeleton, in turn affecting polarised secretion.

Mr Karzai's supposedly corrupt half-brother was meant to go, but he remains in charge in Kandahar.

Yushchenko now appears to many a compromised figure, surrounded by supposedly corrupt allies and either unwilling or unable to strike the promised blows against Ukraine's criminals and corruption.

Somewhat ominously, radical protesters have already conducted their own vigilante-style justice by throwing supposedly corrupt politicians into trash bins and even beating them.

Though supposedly he has been corrupted by civilization, he is not as evil as, and more natural than, Antonio and Sebastian, who personify the cruelty of civilized men.

Ron Paul had to denounce the racially loaded quips in 2008 because for a brief moment he was deliriously embraced by thousands as the populist alternative to the supposedly hopelessly corrupt, bought and paid for, corporate interest Democrat and Republicans presidential candidates.

This supposedly technical process is now so corrupted by political bias that it would be better to abandon it.