sleaze造句

There was a lot of sleaze going on at that night club.

I believe that it's possible (and better!) to be persuasive without the sleaze.

Her story has unleashed an outpouring of public contempt for the sleaze that surrounds so many civil servants.

Heathrow's shadow hangs over the constituency and, with sleaze, is seen as the most important issue in the election.

At one point British officials had to give quarterly reports to their fellow OECD members to explain their country's lack of adequate legislation on sleaze.

Then there is sleaze. The majority leader of the House, Tom DeLay, had to resign his post because he is facing charges over election-funding violations.

Some havedismissed the blonde academic as a mere figurehead designed to divert publicattention from the two men’s previous party leadership and its reputation forhigh-handedness and sleaze.

THE polls go up, the polls go down and there are still more than three weeks to go: time for any amount of sleaze or terror to influence the voters.