Sentence examples for untainted record from inspiring English sources

But there is no such thing as an "untainted" record, if by tainted you mean it is tied up with the hopes, fears, paranoia, racial prejudices, mores and economic climate of the era in which it was set.

Mr Arafat is clearly trying to meet the demands for reform: he urged the parliament to endorse the cabinet he appointed in June, which includes a new interior minister and a new finance minister with untainted records.

That is not to mention the new generation of Conservative MPs who believe the party would be better off in a fresh pair of hands untainted by the record of the coalition era: James Cleverly, Tom Tugendhat and Johnny Mercer are all said to fancy their chances.

It's not that Romney, Santorum and Paul ran campaigns free of gimmicks or pandering or that they boast records untainted by crankery or folly.

This is bad news for Sudan, as none of his generals are untainted by Bashir's record.

Arsenal's league record is untainted by defeat, they are homing in on a third consecutive FA Cup and there should, at last, be a genuine attempt on the Champions League "Everyone's played them, no one's beaten them," Redknapp said.

Many of you still have your happy memories from Happy Valley, untainted from the stripping of the record and fining of the school.

Asafa Powell and Tyson Gay painstakingly built their record-setting careers and untainted reputations by resisting shortcuts and exercising tight control over who gained entrance to their inner circles.

Lauper's book seems untainted by the influence of other books.

There are some, including the Premier League executive chairman Richard Scudamore, who would like to see a candidate untainted by past scandal and with a corporate track record come forward.

There were talented Philadelphia-based musicians untainted by all this notably John Coltrane, Earl Bostic, and Bill Doggett but they all recorded elsewhere.