Sentence examples for to blemish from inspiring English sources

More than a quarter of the class of 2010 have already rebelled against the whip, though Kwarteng has yet to blemish his loyalty copybook.

Even though the Yankees had been the only team to blemish his record back on May 26, Baldwin befuddled their hitters all night, striking out five in seven and a third innings.

"Jordaan, Molefi Oliphant and other key officials need to present their case to the South African people on the allegations of corruption that threaten to blemish the 2010 World Cup, which all of us regard as a beacon of national pride," said Solly Malatsi, the shadow sports and recreation minister.

In their last six they managed two landslide wins (over non-playoff Toronto and Philadelphia), two home losses (thrashings delivered by Kansas City and Chicago to blemish an otherwise spotless home record), and two draws (nearly grasping three points at New England before falling apart at the death, then a dominant draw against Kansas City).

"It is worrisome that there may be an effort under way by Democrats to try to cut up the judge and attack his integrity, and try to blemish a career of public service where his integrity has never been questioned," Mr. Schmidt said.

They don't want to blemish each other and wish to end this unfortunate episode of their lives respectively".

My mother is a good person her wicked flurries of rage towards general groups of people don't come close to blemishing that truth.

This refers to blemishes and inclusions and each diamond will have a clarity rating.

Think of this first step as breaking down the product that clogs pores and leads to blemishes.

Skin tending to blemishes is understood as a complex condition in which the skin is subject to multiple pathogenic alterations.

Do not plaster on seven different shades of eyeshadow... Stick to blemish-free clean, pure looking skin, if you already have it that is great, but if you don't use a foundation that matches your skin tone exactly.