Sentence examples for has tainted from inspiring English sources

It has tainted that era.

"It's a racially charged statement that has tainted the deliberations of the jury," he said.

Even within Iran, many clerics believe closeness to power has tainted rather than embellished their reputation.

"It's the unfortunate reality of money that has tainted the whole thing.

The change has tainted her credibility with some voters, analysts said.

For some, the Dominator is a rolling symbol of the sensationalism that has tainted storm chasing.

To Cortés, the decades-old northward drift of Argentine players has tainted Colombian ideas about soccer.

The man I see now has tainted every memory of the man I once knew.

Zarooni has tainted the Godolphin brand, and all that is associated with it.

Another review bemoans the "current era of political correctness and academic appeasement" that has has tainted recent writing on Islam.

(Nashville is mobbed on weekends, especially in the fall, as commercialism has tainted this once-funky artist community).