Sentence examples for soiled name from inspiring English sources

But maybe it is this which gives the movies (and let's not even mention television) its slightly soiled name among the literary few.

The humble bit came courtesy of indie's soiled name.

A grotesque and rueful physicality persists: "Skin" addresses his integument as "an old bag / Carrying a soiled name," and begs its pardon for finding, "when you were new, / No brash festivity / To wear you at".

Some drivers complain about American global aggression against Muslims, others about Israel and others about jihadis who have soiled the name of Islam.

Besides the higher level soil taxonomic classification units represented by a soil name, these units are described by variables (attributes) specifying the nature and properties of the soils, for example, texture, water regime, or stoniness.

[Each soil in Figs. 3, 4 and 5 was given a different symbol and the soil name (soil ID) reported in the legend of each figure is in accordance with the soil ID listed in the corresponding table; soil ID in Figs. 3, 4 and 5 corresponds to Tables 1, 2 and 3, respectively].

Worse, in an attempt to match Republican rhetoric, Democratic politicians are perpetually soiling the name of government for the sake of short-term gain.

Spat prompted when brother Eddie began soiling family name: charged with battery after post game scuffle with football fan 1996; Louisiana gambling scandal 1998.

Permutations of soil names are reflected in their system of classification.

Vernacular soil names have been used throughout history and helped provide the basis of scientific classification.

A loamy sand soil (named RefeSol 01-A soil) was used, whose characteristics are given in Additional file 2: Table S1.