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They themselves even act as one of the forces that strengthen this corrupting and destructive transformation.
I mean his preaching, his corrupting of the children.
It could mean a violating or a corrupting.
Hate him, by all means, for the stick across your hands, or the corrupting of our history, but never ever consider killing him.
But the acquisition of it, and the lust for more than one's share, has a corrupting, soul-destroying effect.
The prosecutor said the "corrupting of a public official is reprehensible, especially for a former government official."
Without their skill it has become merely a corrupting, violent, haphazard sorcery."
And money is soooo corrupting of artistic integrity.
What we need to do is to end this corrupting and debilitating political system and put those minds to work for New York.
The totalitarian system taught them in brutally clear terms about the corrupting and demoralizing effects of a government that refuses to tell the truth.
An important theme in this massive, brilliantly researched book is secrecy and its corrupting, ultimately destructive effect on our lives.
"Note who was doing the corrupting.
And a certain amount of the corrupting's been done by Dr. Voodoo and associates.
By the philosophy of economic individualism, all people should be free to read anything that is not seditious, defamatory or corrupting of minors.
Would you agree with me in thinking that the corrupting and destroying element is the evil, and the saving and improving element the good?
The Corrupting Sea: A Study of Mediterranean History.
It was Whitey's corrupting of the F.B.I. in Boston that made him a national story.
This obsession with power has tainted their blood with a propensity to insanity that reveals the corrupting, maddening effects of power.
Supporters of the measure argued that corporate money and moneyed interests had a corrupting and undue influence on elected officials and the legislative process.
Reduced to permanent and practical human speech, it means nothing whatever except the corrupting of that first human sense of justice which is the critic of all human institutions.
A common theme in his work is a curiosity with the corrupting and seductive dimensions of pop culture and 20th century pop art, especially that of Andy Warhol.
But the corrupting of the young and the innocent by a madam in a bawdy house was a crime against the Almighty and His angels of the most heinous nature.
Petrolism is my term for the corrupting, antidemocratic governing practices - in oil states from Russia to Nigeria and Iran - that result from a long run of $60-a-barrel oil.
That bit about "power corrupting" worries me, he admitted to himself The Group of Four's proof enough that it really does, and, in some ways, my "power" is even greater than theirs.
The Corrupting Sea: A Study of Mediterranean History is a book written by Peregrine Horden and Nicholas Purcell and published in 2000.