Sentence examples for become sullied from inspiring English sources

That being said, it has become clear, through numerous press reports, government actions and official statements, that the reputation of monkeys everywhere has become sullied by the behavior of a mere few.

The reason I mention the founders is that some less reputable agencies have the tendency to rebrand when their previous name has become too sullied.

He has promised not to impose a policy of retribution.He even thinks he can accommodate the "securocrats", as Zimbabwe's high-ranking military people and police are known, who have become ever more powerful and rich (from the proceeds of diamonds, among other things) since the sullied election of 2008, and who are now considered Zanu-PF's most important constituency.

"I think this film should not go out, it is too sullied," he said last month.

"I think this film should not go out; it was too sullied," Kechiche told Telerama, adding that the allegations against him had left him feeling "humiliated, disgraced.

And this past week he's back at it, claiming that millionaires should get way more votes than the sullied non-millionaire masses.

Unfortunately, the sullied reputation of its founder may make it tough to get off the ground.

The spambot left me feeling powerless and sullied.

Think Borgen with rather more sullied and cynical protagonists.

Plenty of alternatives to the sullied Citi name have been suggested.

So a sullied auditor should at the very least be at a competitive disadvantage.