Sentence examples for spotless life from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harris had not lived a spotless life.

The authorities said one of the reasons it took so long to find Mr. Mason, a factor that may complicate any prosecution, was that he had led a spotless life since 1957.

He parades his large and perfect family, he reminds us of his spotless personal life, he is dismissive of the possibility of appointing a Muslim Cabinet member, all to immunize himself against the religious bigotry of the voters he's wooing.

Could they plausibly argue that Mr Roberts's nomination merits this label, when his private life appears spotless and they can't find any political dirt on him either?From Mr Bush's perspective, that makes Mr Roberts a shrewd choice.

Against that backdrop, prison life — which, in Japan, means spotless surroundings largely free of the violence in American prisons — may seem the lesser of evils.

Do you want to be remembered as the person with a spotless house - or a zest for life?

(If only Midtown looked as good in real life, with pristine snowdrifts blanketing a spotless Times Square).

Apparently worried about Nader's influence in Washington, D.C., and on the public, the company hired private investigators to look into Nader's financial and private life in hopes of smearing his thitherto spotless reputation.

Afghans complain that the most visible sign of foreign aid is aid workers driving spotless land-cruisers in Kabul, not tangible improvements in the life of the local people.

In 1992, she moved into a retirement community in Taos, New Mexico, driving each day to her studio in a spotless white BMW, one of the few extravagances in a life still dedicated to extreme material simplicity.

Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind is more about lobotomizing painful memories, then accepting that life contains a full spectrum of emotions.