Sentence examples for has become soiled from inspiring English sources

Whatever the case, it seems unlikely that the cautious Obama, a true conservative at a moment when the term has become soiled by its current representatives, will preside over a new era of resurgent liberalism.

Dispose of the pad about once every week, unless it has become soiled in excess urine not soaked up by the diaper or from "the streams" from male babies in the meantime.

Thus drawings are made preferably from plaster casts, rather than ancient statues, which may have become soiled due to improper maintenance by the antiquarian.

However, for those of us who knew Mannan and Tonoy, memories of traveling freely around Dhaka, eating biryani, playing card games, attending gallery exhibits and classical music concerts, or sitting under the bamboo groves in the botanical garden have become soiled.

A politician long hailed for his grace and purity has become indelibly soiled.

The elaboration of consistent methods and physical parameters has become necessary for soil structural analysis.

In 1889, Paget suggested in what has become known as soil-and-seed hypothesis that a cancer cell thrives wherever it encounters a permissive environment, thus explaining the preferred sites of metastasis [6].

Steven Spielberg confirmed that "biopic" had become a soiled concept when he refused to give Lincoln, which zeroed in on the last four months of the president's life, that label.

In recent years, with the development of modern molecular biology and analytical chemistry as well as the advancement of information technology, the study of soil microorganisms has become a new hotspot of soil science.

Understanding the depth distributions of soil organic carbon (SOC) content in a soil profile has become increasingly important to examine land use effects on soil carbon sequestration and soil quality.

The use of soil reinforcement for the construction of embankments on soft soils has become an increasing practice.