Sentence examples for tarnished through from inspiring English sources

Islamic schools — their reputation has been tarnished through the media.

Because swimming has been tarnished through the years by drug cheats, van den Hoogenband's time is certain to raise some suspicions.

"That advice was ignored and the net result is the waste of a large amount of money, the name of Montessori tarnished through ignorance and a large number of parents very badly let down".

"The net result is the waste of a large amount of taxpayers' money, the name of Montessori tarnished through ignorance, and a large number of parents very badly let down," Bujak said.

This wound also tarnished, through syndication, the reputations of Rupert Murdoch's Times newspapers and their consultant, the historian Hugh Dacrer-Roper (Lord Dacre), who failed to notice that the Nazi eagle on the covers of the diaries was facing the wrong way.

His public position marks a very different one to that of Uber, which was tarnished through its early association with the President.

Westerners learned of Zen's tarnished history through Brian Victoria's Zen at War (1997), but few western Zen practitioners have seriously re-evaluated their tradition.

Meanwhile, rugby league continued to splutter along, its crowds lacklustre and product tarnished: whereas through the mid-90s the threat had been of mass defections from union to league, players such as Wendell Sailor, Andrew Walker, and Mat Rogers began to encourage the tide back in the opposite direction.

Photograph: /Thomson Reuters In the financial markets, the gold is looking increasingly tarnished after falling through the $1,200 per ounce mark.

We must stand in opposition against those who tarnish Judaism through their hate and bloodshed.

Mr. Forrester said in his primary victory speech on Tuesday that Mr. Torricelli had tarnished New Jersey's reputation through inquiries into the senator's fund-raising.