| Tell me that television isn't a babysitter, and that I'm corrupting her innocent l'il mind. |
| The play culminates with an ironic and chilling suggestion of religion corrupting innocence. |
| Indeed, contemporary Jeremiahs were only too quick to seize on the corrupting consequences of consumerism. |
| The silky relationship between art and fashion may seem charming but is often a tawdry, corrupting, even whorish affair. |
| Such societies may therefore employ spies or a priesthood to purify themselves of corrupting influences. |
| Third, people can betray the work that they have been given by doing it poorly or dishonestly and corrupting the final product. |
