Sentence examples for polluting something from inspiring English sources

With his unabashedly commercial approach, Colston-Hayter was polluting something pure.

But Araf Khalaf said his family was part of the stream of history, not something polluting it.

"At first, people just saw it for what it was, and no one saw it as something polluting the bay".

Stigmatisation is yet another driver of loneliness, reducing a person from a human being to the bearer of something polluting or repulsive.

I think it is not merely that these men are being perverse or playing games with their public, but there's something polluting about expressing opinions beyond what you express in your fiction.

Mr. Elelaimy argues that Islamist groups, including the Muslim Brotherhood, are the ones polluting Egyptian traditions with something foreign by adopting an intolerant world view from Saudi Arabia.

On the technology side, the race has changed the image of the diesel engine from clunky, noisy, polluting and slow into something sporty, clean and desirable.

Everyone is better off if we raise the costs of engaging in something bad -- polluting -- and lower the costs of doing something good -- work.

In ancient Rome the word sacer could mean that which would pollute someone or something that came into contact with it, as well as that which was restricted for divine use.

Of less serious consequence are such notions that warts result from masturbation (traditionally considered a polluting or impure practice in conventional Western societies), that there is something dangerous or polluting in intercourse with menstruating women, and that (as in a New York state law) men and women should not have their hair cut or beauty services performed in the same room.

BMW's system works similarly – sans the nuclear power of course – by harnessing the combustion engine's hot exhaust for something other than polluting.