Sentence examples for blemish of from inspiring English sources
I call it the one immortal blemish of mankind.
She knew that Arleen would have to leave, but she was trying to spare her the blemish of another eviction.
He strays again onto Amla's pads to be whipped away for two, the only blemish of an excellent over.
The sole blemish of that season was a crushing 52-31 defeat at Oregon, a game Stanford led, 21-3, athehendnd of the first quarter.
Mr Gephardt embodied that strain in American life.Although he was never hip, Mr Gephardt leaves public life without a blemish of scandal.
True, there was the horrible blemish of a £415m fine from a New York regulator for hiding transactions with Iran, but the eight-year tally was excellent.
The paper's record has blemishes, of course.
Instead, it is almost always free of the blemishing of new oak flavors.
They are the inevitable blemishes of a work of vindication written in the bitterness of exile.
The Nordic record on community relations and justice turns out to have blemishes of its own.
They wanted perfection, and they preferred having the flaws and blemishes of their leaders concealed.
