Sentence examples for that has stained from inspiring English sources

Some of them panicked and performed a terrible act that has stained Mormon history ever since.

In Cambridge (1991), Phillips returned to slavery as "an area that has stained British society but which has hardly been scratched at".

Moving the prisoners is an indispensable step toward closing an extra-legal offshore lockup that has stained this nation's reputation and become a recruitment tool for terrorists.

Nevertheless, "the officiating is awful" narrative that has stained so many MLS matches this season took another victim – and you can add Peter Vermes to the growing list of managers that have had enough of the mistakes.

Indeed, there are almost no mines in the areas under his control, and General Nkunda has avoided getting directly involved in mining, fearing the taint of blood minerals that has stained virtually every group fighting here, including Congo's own army.

For him, Mr. Mladic's arrest represents the closing of a dark chapter in our history and a removal of the mark of shame that has stained the Serbian people for two decades.

It is his cross to bear after the controversies that have stained his name.

The suit is one of several developments over the last year that have stained the company's public image.

His good conduct removed any tarnish that had stained his record earlier in the war.

During our conversations, we spoke about some events that had stained the reputation of the church while he was a member.

Al identified the bullet-riddled body at the morgue and arranged a funeral at a local church that had stained glass windows donated by Carlo Gambino.