Sentence examples for tarnished memories from inspiring English sources

Tarnished Memories Q.Whenever I take the long walk to the 6 train from the entrance to the Union Square subway station, I stop and look at the names of 9/11 victims along the wall (above).

"It would be a shame if those mountaineering memories were swept up along with the tarnished memories of Jimmy Savile".

Some people, however, suspect that the real reason for the scepticism is a worry that the successful marketing message which has launched the Prius and its rivals might be tarnished by memories of plug-in electric vehicles, such as General Motors' EV1, which flopped in the 1990s.If plug-ins fail to catch on, another way of escaping the Middle East would be to burn ethanol made from crops.

Has the poor season tarnished your memories of the club?

His wife, Lynn Hemsworth, 53, said: "I've chosen not to go back to the old stadium... some people did and it's tarnished their memories".

So the golden age was tarnished in memory – but there were some lessons learned.

"This American pressure on the S.N.C.F. has tarnished the memory of 1,647 train drivers who were executed or deported and never came back," Mr. Klarsfeld said.

There's also the question of how tarnished the memory of the band might be by the horrors – both personal and professional – of its later years.

The suit, which exposed Hellman as a shameless fabulist, robbed her of almost all literary credibility and tarnished the memory of a substantial theatrical career.

"For the rest of my life," Mr. Snyder said, "I will remember what they did to me, and it has tarnished the memory of my son's last hour on earth".

This is the exactly the kind of slander that tarnished the memory of the Inquisition.