Sentence examples for performance are tainted from inspiring English sources

Comparisons in test performance are tainted by several factors, particularly parent involvement.

With Mendenhall out, backup Isaac Redman carried the load, but his awesome performance was tainted by two fumbles in the fourth quarter.

Some believe that his incredible performances are tainted by performance-enhancing drugs.

They are tainted.' And the queasiness?

My memories are tainted, not obliterated.

The idea that Farah's performance might be tainted was nowhere near the dominant media narrative.

"Whatever they do now this summer, their performances will be tainted by this," Paula Radcliffe of England, the women's world record-holder in the marathon, told The Times of London in February, before Jones said she was pregnant and would skip this season.

That performance will now be tainted with suspicion, as will Vino's other major wins - the Liege-Bastogne-Liege Classic in 2005 and the Amstel Gold Classic in 2005.

Also, I think that "Three Billboards" will have suffered, entirely appropriately, from a wave of critical discernment following its festival successes, regarding its oblivious racism — but that McDormand's performance won't be tainted by it.

They are tainting the league and tainting the other players".

A fine performance from the fly-half was tainted when his pass was intercepted by Pieter-Steph du toit to bring South Africa within three a minute later but another penalty late on stretched the lead before the TMO confirmed JP Pietersen had been bundled into touch to prevent a last-gasp try, just as memories of New Zealand's comeback in Dublin three years ago came into focus.