Sentence examples for permanently stained from inspiring English sources

And though the paint is washable, all of us are now permanently stained strange shades of green or blue or orange – my knees will never be white again".

Whatever the temporary political benefits to him and his boss, Barr has permanently stained his reputation and politicized the Justice Department.

Nationalism's reputation was permanently stained by the outbreak of World War I – a conflict that was widely blamed on enflamed nationalist passions.

Even after oil spills from offshore tankers permanently stained the tops of the coral reefs black and the sand khaki, no beach since has quite measured up.

By the time he was three, he and Jamie were smacking balls all over the house - to the extent that the windows and wallpaper were permanently stained with sponge-ball marks.

The car accident in Chappaquiddick permanently stained his reputation for many voters; his only bid for the presidency, a 1980 primary challenge, was easily turned back by President Jimmy Carter.

Some shrubs with juicy fruit can permanently stain natural stone, and laurel in particular with its blue-black fruit causes violent purple results on paving.

Don't set it down on any good carpet or other finished flooring, because nasty wax from the toilet seal could permanently stain whatever it touches.

It's worth noting that tetracycline, an oral antibiotic, should not be used in children younger than 8, because it can permanently stain developing teeth.

The blood of thousands upon thousands of Americans permanently stain the hands of NRA CEO Wayne LaPierre.

But perhaps, perhaps, by creating the conditions to "get proximate" intellectually, affectively, socially, and communally, we can thwart the purveyors of fake news from permanently staining our individual and collective souls, lest we become mis-educated into oblivion.