Sentence examples for far from spotless from inspiring English sources
Romney's day was far from spotless.
Her poised, opportunistic (if far from spotless) performance snapped a three-match losing streak against the fourth-seeded Dementieva.
Certainly its courts are weak, its leaders' habits feudal, its journalists sometimes harassed and its human-rights record far from spotless.
The nuclear industry is one whose record for safety and transparency is very far from spotless, and reviving it will require, besides big spending, nanny-state levels of government regulation.
Her poised, opportunistic — if far from spotless — performance snapped a three-match losing streak against the fourth-seeded Dementieva and put her in position to win her 10th Grand Slam singles title.
Liberal Democrat MPs have received criticism for not fighting enough of a trenchant battle in the Commons in an attempt to thwart Labour and the Conservatives' cosy conspiracy to force the digital economy bill through its second reading and it is fair to say that the Lib Dems' own record on the bill over the past few months is far from spotless.
I just saw the little sod out of the corner of my eye, scouring my far-from-spotless kitchen floor for provender.
