Sentence examples for more tainted from inspiring English sources

But the idea gets more tainted the more we learn about it, like a young love affair full of expectation of the endless possibilities, which gradually becomes a dysfunctional relationship the more the partners learn about each other.

But Adenauer believed that the transformation of Nazi Germany into a democratic republic could not succeed without the support of the solid German bourgeoisie: the bureaucrats, diplomats, and university professors; the doctors, lawyers, and industrialists, many of whom were far more tainted by the recent past than a relatively blameless youngster like Günter Grass.

PAGE A14 MORE TAINTED FOOD FROM CHINA Hong Kong inspectors found fish feed imported from China contaminated with high levels of melamine, a toxic chemical that has recently been blamed for tainting Chinese-produced milk, eggs and other foods, and sickening more than 50,000 children in China.

But if the Red Sox record is tainted, it's no more tainted than that of any other team.

He's more tainted than his reputation suggests.

More tainted soil must be removed, a process that should take only a few weeks.

He decided then; no more deals tainted by corruption; no more joining with fast-talking smooth charlatans, of which there are hordes everywhere in the emerging markets.

And I do think that women are more readily tainted with this idea of being pushy".

But Hillary Clinton's prospective future as Obama's successor may be more seriously tainted.

Mr. Koch and Mr. King accuse the authors of using the perceived flaws in three cases to suggest that many more were tainted.

As a result, the Brooklyn district attorney's office has moved to dismiss 80 drug cases, and is analyzing whether 100 more are tainted.