Sentence examples for blemishes of from inspiring English sources
The paper's record has blemishes, of course.
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.
They are the inevitable blemishes of a work of vindication written in the bitterness of exile.
IN the Oscar Wilde novel "The Picture of Dorian Gray," a man remains forever young while his painted portrait acquires the blemishes of his increasingly dissipated life.
They also said she could restore confidence in state government, notwithstanding some minor blemishes of her own during her 20 years in public service.
I call it the one immortal blemish of mankind.
Instead, it is almost always free of the blemishing of new oak flavors.
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.
