Sentence examples for getting tarnished from inspiring English sources
"I felt my reputation was getting tarnished".
The "don't be evil" brand was getting tarnished, and the founders were restive.
If even a few are bad-mouthing you or simply exhibit a meh attitude your brand is getting tarnished.
"I think the brand got tarnished," Hansen told me.
-- that earth angels never get tarnished and the Ten Commandments of teenage love really mean forever.
"What happens is you get one or two people booing and then everyone gets tarnished with the fact the supporters were booing.
They [then] got tarnished with the brush of glamorising those realities.' In April 2005, the glamorous lifestyle seems within reach for a handful of So Solid members.
BG: I was looking back over some quantum mechanics papers from the 1920s and in one article the scientist described an accident in his laboratory when a glass tube exploded, a nickel got tarnished and he heated it to get rid of the tarnish – he went through the whole story himself in the technical article.
Something feels very calculating in how he has approached this bill, as if he doesn't quite want to get his hands dirty, as if he is ready to twist arms in private, but not so much that if the bill goes down he will get tarnished.
Of course you need to be playing well for your club but sometimes when a team is not playing to its full potential people can get tarnished with the same brush: there have been some very good performances by our England players and Toulon is a great opportunity.
"It's just you're always going to get tarnished because drugs in sport is always a no-no.
