Sentence examples for quite tainted from inspiring English sources
And the fact that he's producing this work for a do-it-yourself art-authentication Web site — for me, that's quite tainted".
While black Americans are usually quite loyal to our tainted stars (see OJ and Mike Tyson), support for Michael seems more muted.
Even if we're quite likely to perform dreadfully at the tainted Beijing Olympics, there's a good chance that the UK will take the honours at the admirably democratic Hugos and there's some pride to be found in that.
When a tainted string is split, all of its sub-string can be tainted.
If the world was roused by the sight from Chicago barely one month ago, hundreds of thousands of people streaming into Grant Park to celebrate the triumph of possibility over tainted history, the arrest of Governor Blagojevich on a dark and drizzly Chicago dawn was quite the opposite image.
In his seminal work on the subject, Goffman defined a stigmatised individual as one with an "attribute that is deeply discrediting", and who is thereby "reduced in our minds from a whole and usual person to a tainted, discounted one… [to the point where] we believe the person with the stigma is not quite human.
Nastier than a tainted cockle.
Tainted supplements, Conte reasoned.
A raped woman is a tainted woman.
The tainted water, he wrote, smelled awful.
Many of its tainted stars have retired.
