Sentence examples for themes of corruption from inspiring English sources

In the 1970s and '80s he produced a number of popular action films that explored the same themes of corruption, environmental degradation, and social inequality as did many fiction writers of the period.

Bolkovac's experiences gave Kondracki a framework for the film and added the themes of corruption and wide-scale cover-ups.

"CIA has always been an easy target for filmmakers looking to exploit themes of corruption and conspiracy in high places," a CIA review of 2015's Sicario said.

His characters are often emotionally disturbed and morally ambiguous, facing the fears and anxieties of loneliness, guilt, jealousy, and greed; in addition to the larger themes of corruption and conspiracy.

To make matters worse, the Obama campaign's recent ads attacking Mitt Romney's robber-baron tactics with Bain Capital more than 20 years ago have alienated Libertarians of all stripes by regurgitating tired Democratic themes of corruption and economic inequity in the capital markets.

In the latter work, a police officer, politician, and wealthy man huddle together, presumably striking a deal; this theme of corruption would continue in much of his work.

The theme of corruption is hot: the Arab Spring banners railed time and time again against the evils of corruption.

The theme of corruption was uppermost in the minds of many Guatemalans as they cast their votes on Sunday.

With its themes of obsession, corruption, deception and doppelgangers, you'd imagine De Palma to be a perfect fit with the material.

His discussion of the dismissal of Warder Martin, for giving biscuits to an anaemic child prisoner, repeated the themes of the corruption and degeneration of punishment that he had earlier outlined in The Soul of Man Under Socialism.

The lyrics deal with themes of political corruption and deteriorated infrastructure, asking, "What kind foundation we dey build give the kiddies demma future?" M3NSA critiques religion as a means of pacifying popular dissent, and chastises leaders for abusing their positions of power: "Gone are the days wey your big English go fit trick me/We no go fit send you make you go parliament den go snore!