Sentence examples for feel sullied from inspiring English sources

The victory for Paul McCartney, whom she represented, was her rehabilitation: it was clear-cut and satisfying - an obvious goodie, an obvious baddie, and enough details to make you chortle as you read about them but not feel sullied by the whole experience.

We may feel sullied by thinking about dealing with it, and want to get rid of it.

I'll take the money, but it isn't nice – and it makes me feel sullied and cheap.

I felt sullied.

People felt "sullied".

at Oxford in philosophy when he took a job rigging spreadsheets to tell companies whose business he barely understood how to trim costs, and he feels sullied by it.

Inside the nearby CNN Center, the world headquarters of the Trump-despised news network, Navid Patel, a thirty-two-year-old Muslim Republican born in Pakistan and raised in Georgia, considered buying tickets to the game, though it already felt sullied to him.

Sexual experiences leave her feeling sullied.

— only leaves the viewer feeling sullied.

Do they feel he sullies their art?

His company had been untouched by the scandals of high-living, self-dealing chief executives, yet he felt diminished, sullied.