Mark, 39, has played a whole lineup of police officers on screen, first donning a badge in The
Corrupter back in 1999, moving on to The Departed (for which he earned an Oscar nomination), We Own The Night and Max Payne.
In the Discourse on Arts and Sciences, an outraged Rousseau condemns modern technology as a stimulant of social envy and as a
corrupter of the martial virtues that once permitted people to be devoted citizens.
Russell Brand: Skinned (Channel 4, 10pm) HE'S been called a deviant and a
corrupter of innocents.
"God willing, we are able to protect our nation and people from every hired violator,
corrupter, or terrorist." Abdullah was speaking during his first visit to the Saudi forces on the borders south of the kingdom.
Ben Barnes is Dorian while Colin Firth plays the
corrupter.
In the history of Kentridge's art, there is always this migration between antipodes, whether in the troubled reciprocity of Soho and Felix or in Ubu's clownish look and malevolent meting out of injustice or in the artist's rendering of Mozart's wise Sarastro and the Queen of the Night, who is a pre-Heisenbergian sower of uncertainty, a
corrupter of epistemologies who repudiates the light of truth.
Film: Every picture tells a story Growing old disgracefully The corruptive power of celebrity casts a dark shadow over Victorian London in Oliver Parker's take on Oscar Wilde's gothic horror with Ben Barnes (right) in the titular lead and Colin Firth in eye-catching form as his
corrupter, lifelong hedonist Lord Henry Wotton Dorian Gray: Showing at Cineworld, Showcase, Odeon and VUE.
We need a more careful explication of how the hero of the paradox books has become "the antagonist of Wisdom and the
corrupter of Youth" (127).
"The prosecution's case is that Hamid, assisted by Ahmet, was a recruiter, groomer and
corrupter of young Muslims.
Said Gobert has been known for many years as an infamous sod[omite] and as a
corrupter of young folks, as well as for having in the past supplied such to Monsieur the duke de Brancas.
Eliminating corruption is no easy task because generally both the
corrupter and the corrupted benefit from the transaction.
In a part that one might assume destined to be forever eclipsed by the play's distaff lead, Irish film actor Townsend ("Wonderland") embodies the very same slow-spinning tornado of which Val at one point speaks: He's the artist as innocent and
corrupter, a character at once man and myth.
A shift of fifteen votes would have saved the supposed
corrupter of Athenian youth.
In this rich and often moving study of the political and intellectual life of classical Athens, Peter Euben makes an impressive case that there exists a fundamental kinship between democratic politics and the philosophic activity of that most famous
corrupter of youth, Socrates.
Inevitably, the most egregious rap lyrics serve as the centerpiece, but they really symbolize the evils of rock in general as
corrupter of youth.