incorruptible

a man of incorruptible integrity

an incorruptible judge

had to concede the mayor's incorruptible honesty.

an incorruptible official who could not be had.

He is generally counted as incorruptible good official of the law.

maintain an incorruptible reputation

be known for being incorruptible

an incorruptible civil servant

an incorruptible police officer

But the whole strength of the system is that it is incorruptible, pure and unsullied by outside influences.

He's an honest man, a Jansenist, and consequently incorruptible.

Ignoring my tortured flesh, she shed the rays, undeviating, incorruptible, of the divine love, which satisfies the soul only.

Within weeks, Chicago's incorruptible State's Attorney found himself with all the trappings of a model of American scandal.

Its very legend proved that it had always been the mute accomplice, the incorruptible custodian of the mysteries it had surprised.

Amongst his final words the King declared that he would go from a 'corruptible crown to an incorruptible crown, where no disturbance can be'.

The newspaper wrote that the technology behind Bitcoins, called blockchain, is " an almost incorruptible digital ledger that can be used to record practically anything that can be digitized ..."

And I remained without any appetite for incorruptible food--not because I was already filled with it, but because the emptier I became the more I loathed it.

The Gardener, who undertakes to deliver this, is dismissed, and we have nothing to hope from that quarter: The Man engaged in his place is of incorruptible fidelity.

Their souls are freed from all bondage. They are unyielding before threats and incorruptible before any promise of material gain. They transcend the reality to create an ideal paradise of their own.