Sentence examples for had tarnished from inspiring English sources

Peiser said the emails had "tarnished the image of British science around the world".

It is a reputation that some critics felt he had tarnished with "Palestine".

The misdeeds of a few, he said, had tarnished the many.

Horsemen and industry officials said the incident, indeed, had tarnished the sport.

Eagle said Corbyn's failure to deal with bigotry and intimidation had "tarnished the party's reputation".

But asked if the end to the tour had tarnished the Ashes memory, Strauss said: "I don't think so.

At a speaking engagement last week Brady denied the report had tarnished his team's Super Bowl win last season.

He jumped in to finish the question when asked if coming to Mr. Bush's defense had tarnished his image.

Asked if the weeks of unflattering revelations and damaging interviews had tarnished her among conservatives, he replied, "Not a bit".

It was felt that the BBC had tarnished the feel-good nature of one of its most prized assets.

Some of his advisers expressed concern that the perception of Mr. Gore's slight of Mr. Lieberman had tarnished the endorsement.