incorruptible

But the core of the man is hard and incorruptible.

Her late father was one of the few incorruptible policemen on the force.

"We have very aggressive media, and the courts are still incorruptible."

Despite the stern hand, the general has tried to project his government as liberal and incorruptible.

He may form his own political party, with a platform calling for strong, incorruptible authority.

In short, however you are reported to be incorruptible and unapproachable.

Not every saint, however, is expected to have an incorruptible corpse.

He has never left a case unclosed, and is incorruptible.

If not even the Furies are incorruptible, what can a man believe in?

Now, being wise, you will turn early to those things which are incorruptible and beyond the world."

That means we want a critic with integrity, somebody who's incorruptible.

Given this fact, she has little sense of humour and is incorruptible.

You, of your own force, can not know that you are in fact incorruptible.

All this time the man has shown as incorruptible.

All of these characters are presented as righteous and incorruptible.

"He's the nearest thing to an incorruptible man that I know of.

Honest, incorruptible, fearless, you know that he will make the best president we have ever had.

There you were, the most incorruptible man in the Senate, or so I thought.

Among his most notable roles are that of the incorruptible Detective.

Because he is incorruptible, government officials consider him dangerous.

Payne claimed he'd done well because he was rich, and therefore incorruptible.

Their love would always be there, imperishable and incorruptible, but now it was of a different quality.

A hero to the poor, he is considered incorruptible.

You have an incorruptible voice and a lawyer's tongue.