Sentence examples for viciously corrupt from inspiring English sources
Even if we're all aware it's a morally bankrupt and viciously corrupt metropolis filled with mirages of the American Dream, it will continue to be a mecca for hedonists forever, and always.
Consequently, many are worried about the political fallout of ongoing accusations against Aquino and his coterie, fearing the resurgence of disreputable opposition leaders, who could use any interim crisis to reverse recent reforms, derail the Philippines' growth trajectory, and institute a more viciously corrupt order.
Whenever Abbie and Eben are onstage — eyeing each other warily before they have given in to the fatal itch; performing an eerie, wordless ballet as their souls call out to each other through the walls that separate them; or flaying each other viciously when mistrust corrupts their love — it is easy to believe in the play's grandeur and harsh beauty.
They also roused the English people to oppose the continental absolutism of Charles I and less directly roused those living in the American colonies to throw off the yoke of a corrupt and viciously immoral British monarchy.
In 1894 he led the so-called Tonghak Revolt against the "corrupt government". The uprising was viciously suppressed, and in 1898 Ch'oe Si-hyŏng was finally arrested and executed, but not before Tonghak had spread throughout Korea.
For months, Ukrainians had gathered down the hill in the Maidan — Kiev's revolutionary square — to protest the corrupt government of President Viktor Yanukovych, and the government had viciously struck back, killing a hundred protesters.
For months, Ukrainians had gathered down the hill in the Maidan Kiev's revolutionary square to protest the corrupt government of President Viktor Yanukovych, and the government had viciously struck back, killing a hundred protesters.
The ocean glittered viciously.
He was viciously harassed.
They viciously attacked him.
