Sentence examples for a bit tainted from inspiring English sources

I'm definitely a bit tainted myself.

It's a bit tainted and does leave something of a nasty taste.

Our impressions of the keyboard are a bit tainted by the fact that our hands were awkwardly nestled at the bottom in a rather unnatural way, as our demo rep couldn't take her hands off it.

Yes, Trixie is a worthy winner, but this whole season seemed a bit tainted by an endless number of twists that it didn't really need.

While they're promising that Mojo applications will run at native speeds and can use Javascript calls (Javascript Object Notation, to be specific) to access a "wide range of device services, including contacts, calendars, and location", we're still a wee bit tainted by Apple's strictly limited execution of web applications.

The storage structure of the taint as shown in Fig. 6; the Android system is 32 bit, taint storage table has two level address index organizations.

After the accounting mischief at Fannie Mae the term "government-sponsored enterprise" has a bit of a taint to it.

I like the fact that there aren't the binary opposites of good and evil: everybody is infused and tainted with a bit of both.

He adds: "'Female' sounds a bit cold and clinical, and also is tainted by association with Nuts readers who refer to women as 'females', so people tie themselves in grammatical knots trying to avoid using it".

B UT as I drove back to work, my victory became tainted with misgivings and a bit of remorse: Who was this policeman -- my judge and jury -- and what did he really know about car repair or our accident anyway?

She's probably a bit more rightwing than my politics, but she's not tainted by anything that's happened in the past.