Sentence examples for which corrupted from inspiring English sources

And then he had a kind of modest success, which corrupted him even more.' Naipaul still has no trouble dismissing other writers.

The update was temporarily recalled by Microsoft shortly after its release, following reports that some Surface RT users had encountered a rare bug which corrupted their device's Boot Configuration Data during installation, resulting in an error on startup.

He repeats the claim that Russia was too backward to produce the socialist dream in which Marx believed, corrupted as it was by Asiatic sentiments.

Instead, it plays up the comedy as it tells the story of an entire community – including a couple of entertaining nuns who are like two blisters waiting to pop – which is either corrupted or compromised by the sudden arrival of the pearl.

Therefore, anchors fail to estimate the correct neighboring status unexpectedly, which results in corrupted Manhattan distance estimates.

Eng et al. proposed a switching median filter [11] which identifies the corrupted pixel by using a decision tree structure and replace it with any of the three filters (all pass, standard median, and a weighted fuzzy filter).

When facing with lower SNR cases or when the background noise contains complex audible events appearing occasionally, such as babble noise in a cafeteria and machinery noise in a factory, there will be cases when most of the speech spectrum is corrupted, which destroys the overall statistical as well as structural properties of the speech signal [14].

In the Southern Hemisphere, the name mollymawk is still well established in some areas, which is a corrupted form of malle-mugge, an old Dutch name for the northern fulmar.

"The ideals for which it stood became corrupted".

Occasionally funk broke out, of a few kinds: the swinging "Papal Breakdance" and the nervous, twitchy "Depraved Corrupted," in which Genesis Breyer P-Orridge menacingly and teasingly rolled her r's.

If we are serious about liberty, we cannot ignore the issue of choice which, albeit in its corrupted form, has proved to have such powerful appeal in Mrs Thatcher's hands.