Significados de corrupt the morals en inglés

A few more of you would corrupt the morals of five continents.

Through this same instructor, by whom they corrupt the morals, they corrupt the taste.

The mollahs raised objections; they said it would have a tendency to corrupt the morals of the Persians.

The late Mr. Grenville observed, in the House of Commons, "That commerce tended to corrupt the morals of a people."

Love here seems to corrupt the morals without polishing the manners, by banishing confidence and truth, the charm as well as cement of domestic life.

You're going to go to jail for corrupting the morals of a major.

They took him out and hanged him for corrupting the morals of the slaves.

Too much bodily prosperity corrupts the morals.

The letter, dated January 10, accuses the Jews of working for Israel and corrupting the morals of Muslims.

It was another effect of this trade, that it corrupted the morals of those who carried it on.

Why, it's corrupting the morals of young Russian boys and men and women, or was it something deeper politically?

Socrates was tried for his life on the absurd charges of impiety and of corrupting the morals of the young.

"Shit," she said, apparently unconcerned about corrupting the morals of young Nicholas with potty talk.

Historians have accused Pausanias, Lysander, Agesilaus, and others of having corrupted the morals of their country by the introduction of wealth obtained in war.

All kinds of boys met together, and some would use indecent and profane language, which depraved the hearts and corrupted the morals of the rest.

"Stop corrupting the morals of the young." Captain Sutton slapped her side good-humoredly, and gave the harness a final reassuring tug.