Sentence examples for somehow tainted from inspiring English sources

The circumstances under which Jason arrives at Bellingham are somehow tainted and peculiar.

Suggestions that his philanthropy is now somehow tainted are simply false.

"At that time, artists who wrote were looked at suspiciously, as if writing somehow tainted their visual practice," he writes.

Therefore his work is somehow tainted, so not worth overmuch reaction, sitting somewhere beyond the pale.

And a few dismissed McGwire's accomplishments as somehow tainted because he uses androstenedione, a muscle-building dietary supplement.

This suggests that nitrogen fertilizer is unnatural and unhealthy for the plant, its nutritional benefits somehow tainted.

Do they think it will somehow taint their manliness?

The issue is that we're lesbian, and our intimate life somehow taints our children in their minds.

But it's ridiculous to suggest that an FBI agent who holds strong political views or a prosecutor who has supported Democrats in the past somehow taint Mueller's entire investigation.

"The entrepreneurial element, which is crucial to the existence of any subculture, avant-garde or underground work, is largely overlooked when assessing the work, because to most people, whenever the commercial aspects become prominent, it somehow taints the work and renders it less pure or authentic," he wrote in Emigre in 1995.

Did having faith in a higher power somehow taint my ability to reason?