Sentence examples for tarnished too much from inspiring English sources

They were quickly repudiated by superiors in the Kremlin who are wary of seeing Russia's image tarnished (too much).

Allowing these young people to fall through the cracks, failing to provide closure to their families, and not doing more to prevent future tragedies represents a disregard for human dignity--a disregard that has painfully tarnished too much of Canada's relationship with its indigenous peoples, and left too many First Nations youth feeling unvalued and unseen.

Now Russia's admirals look tarnished too.

So, like a bully, they are tarnished, too.

Rumsfeld's halo has been tarnished, too -- partly as a result of his turf consciousness.

They've been tarnished, too, by Toyota's widely publicized quality recalls.

But this is "American Horror Story," so, of course, their relationship had to be tarnished, too.

The games are being tarnished by too much money.

Maybe the symbol is too tarnished, maybe too much evil has been done by people who wear the collar to ever reclaim it.

His glow will tarnish, too, they predict.

Comcast is unusual in its embrace of the Twittersphere, however, since it actually has someone dedicated to putting out fires there before they tarnish its brand too much.