Sentence examples for a blemish of from inspiring English sources

Mr Gephardt embodied that strain in American life.Although he was never hip, Mr Gephardt leaves public life without a blemish of scandal.

PAGE A16 COMPANY GIVES GIFT OF CLEANLINESS Think of them as a facial cleanser for a blemish of monumental dimensions, scrubbing pimples and age spots off the faces of Mount Rushmore.

However, and I believe Oprah would agree with me, there is a blemish on one of the newest members of the Apple family-the iPad which might make it rotten, at least psychologically.

"The impact of violence on the lives of children is a blemish on the face of nations in all parts of the world – rich and poor countries, in the South and the North," she said.

They noticed a blemish on some of their cables off the Canary Islands.

He added that the UN's handling of the epidemic "leaves a blemish on the reputation of UN peacekeeping and the organization worldwide.

Selling without a profit might be something of a blemish on his record as a raider.

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The two cavities resemble open wounds, a blemish on the long history of Afghanistan, which experienced the fervour of Buddhism long before the arrival of Islam.

The Timbisha were right to be suspicious: the Park Service considered their encampment a blemish on the supposed purity of the wilderness.

For nearly any other Soviet politician of the nineteen-thirties, this would have been a blemish worthy of execution.