Therefore Virtue, Patriotism, Loyalty, Veneration for true and undefiled Religion, are really acknowledged by those corrupters to be the prevailing sentiments; and they are good if this prevalence is to be the test of worth.
I do not mean by all this to maintain, that the Mason Lodges were the sole corruptersof the public mind in France.
We also see that Religion and Virtue are considered by those corrupters as closely united, and as mutually supporting each other.
But in the sixth book his enmity towards the Sophists abates; he acknowledges that they are the representatives rather than the corrupters of the world.
The earliest corrupters of the gospel were unquestionably those who endeavoured to impose the observance of the Mosaic law on the converted Gentiles.
Neither praise nor money, the two powerful corrupters of mankind, seem to have depraved her.
Mrs. Siddons that she appeared to him to be one of the few persons that the two great corrupters of mankind, money and reputation, had not spoiled.
The notion that they were corrupters of the Athenian youth has no real foundation, and partly arises out of the use of the term 'Sophist' in modern times.
Montespan with the affair of the "corrupters of morals" or the poisoners.
The one notion that the public got into its head was that we were a set of gloomy corrupters of youth, and it hooted accordingly.
France would not have mistaken the men who were sweating to put a little life into her national drama, for a set of gloomy corrupters of youth.
Filon, they will get a better notion of the truth of the case than if they still regard us as gloomy and perverse corrupters of English youth.
Herbert Spencer was not so wrong as some of the critics seem to think when, in his last volume, he said that teachers of music and music performers were often corrupters of music.
Those certainly are corruptersof music who use the piano solely for meaningless technical feats.
Who were, in many instances, the passive, if not the active, corrupters of these very corrupters themselves?
The San Francisco graft prosecution succeeded in sending but one of the corrupters of the municipal government to State prison.
The success of the graft defense meant that the efforts to reach the corrupters of the municipal government through the courts had failed.
Incidentally Older stated that he believed a fund could be raised to prosecute the corrupters of the San Francisco municipal government, and asked Heney if he would undertake the prosecution, if such a fund could be secured.
On the side of the prosecution stood the people of San Francisco, not yet worn out, nor misled, nor yet alienated from the policy of vigorous prosecution of the corrupters of the municipality.
But the revolution had its beginning back in 1906, when Rudolph Spreckels guaranteed the expenses of the prosecution of the corrupters of the municipal government of San Francisco, and Francis J.
The opposition which years of adverse publicity was to develop, did not then confront those who were standing for vigorous prosecution of the corrupters of the municipality.
With exception of Huysmans they arecorrupters of youth.
I have preached and I have prayed; I have opposed heresies and errors; I have wrestled with the enemies and corrupters of our faith within our own body and without; but the fruit seems nothing.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "corrupters" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
