I'm definitely a bit tainted myself.
Other Republicans recoiled, convinced that Trump's nativist turn would taint the Party's image as ruinously as Mitt Romney's "self-deportation" comments in his race against Barack Obama.
The activists had called on voters to turn against candidates tainted by criminal records, corruption, tax evasion and military draft dodging.
But that drinking water now turns out to be tainted with dangerous levels of arsenic.
In a horrifying moment he and a woman with whom he is taking a bath and smoking pot raid the cellar where food supplies are stored and help themselves to canned fruit that turns out to be tainted.
One of the other boys wakes up thirsty in the middle of the night, and Wyeth fetches him a glass of milk that turns out to be tainted with microscopic traces of peanut oil -- just enough to send the pillow-headed little fellow, who is allergic to nuts, into anaphylactic shock.
But the city is brimming with tainted politicians turned professional talkers.
Confidence could shatter if members of the new regime turn out to be tainted by the corruption of the old.
Last December, he received a second Sulzer implant, which also turned out to be tainted by oil.
Many projects turned out to be tainted by corruption or geared to enrich the donor nation's contractors, not the impoverished borrowers.
They've never been called unclean and sent to huts and baths outside their homes and villages, away from kitchens, in case they turned the bacon rancid, tainted their spouses, repelled fish and game, polluted the air and young hunters, affected the weather negatively with their gaze, bled uncontrollably, stank and became wild and dangerous.
