Sentence examples for taint in from inspiring English sources

I see no political taint in the Justice Department in handling these cases.

Attempting to rescue neoconservatism from itself, Fukuyama posits that the Bush administration in Iraq is guilty of heresy, of liberal taint, in its belief in "social engineering".

She also believes that her cork-purifying technique could be used to eliminate the risk of cork taint in bottled wines: an endeavor to which many would happily raise a glass.

Politicians of all parties are now returning that cash as fast as possible, but opponents will be sure to bring up the taint in this year's mid-term elections.

The anti-nationalistic taint in astronomy manifested itself when British astronomers, even before the Treaty of Versailles had been signed, confirmed the new theory that had been made in Germany.

Beginning in the mid-1800's, a worship of the wilderness led by Emerson, Thoreau and the painters of the Hudson River School was based on observation: vast tracts of the continent were empty and open and seemingly pure of taint in the years before the Civil War.

But each is tainted in his own way.

Abroad it was hardly tainted in the first place.

His administration was already tainted in more traditional ways.

It concluded that 40% were tainted in some way.

That relationship, though, has been tainted in recent years.