Sentence examples for taints the image from inspiring English sources

If people are voting for Rampling, he reports, their concern is over whether it's a wasted vote rather than in case it taints the image of the Academy.

"What taints the image of the fish is all the hype coming from national environmental organizations that somehow the Copper River salmon is threatened by this," said Mr. Rogers, referring to the company's plans to drill an exploratory well, perhaps as early as this summer, at the Katalla field.

Public sympathy for the cause is leaching away as the well-publicised antics of a violent few taint the image of the pacific many.

However, the best-known big ticket scandal that tainted the image of the Defense Ministry in India in recent history was the 1980s Bofors scandal.

The killing of civilians and widespread human rights abuses in Chechnya tainted the image of a democratic Russia in the West.

It also changed the dynamics of immigration between the United States and Cuba, introducing the possibility of deportation and forever tainting the image of Cuban refugees.

The charges against Mr. Perez have further tainted the image of Connecticut, where a string of prominent politicians have been engulfed in criminal scandals in recent years.

"These actions not only impact traders who cleared through Klein & Company at our exchange," he said, "but taint the image and integrity of the entire futures industry".

Announcing the ban, the government acknowledged that "glitzy structures" have "tainted the image" of the Communist Party and "stirred vehement public disapproval"In this section The unkindness of strangers Bizarrely consistent Architectural bombast Reprints.

But papaya growers say the ordinance will still taint the image of their product and might lead to more incidents, such as one that occurred last month, in which vandals cut down their trees at night.

And Michael Jackson, in professing his desire to portray Peter on the big screen, tainted the image of Peter by confusing the character with his own weirdness and emotional regression.