Sentence examples for very tarnished from inspiring English sources

But if Osborne rejects this course, the first two years of this parliament are going to be tough and all the talk of a one-nation government might look very tarnished by the end of 2017.

Can saving Sansa save his very tarnished soul?

"It was a very tarnished brand and a broken business.

Brass that is very heavily tarnished can be cleaned with hot vinegar.

Gold jewelry that is very old and tarnished doesn't respond to steam or ionic treatments.

"King Kenny has tarnished his very worthy place in the clubs history by being foolish enough to think it was the 80s all over again".

As an old-timer, I have been through many of these quadrennial exercises in presidential selection, and I know very well how easily tarnished the best intentions are in the confrontation with Beltway reality.

It will weigh the company down, they argue, and the solid gold version aimed at the very rich will tarnish a brand that promises "affordable luxury", turning it into the preserve of rich fashionistas who wouldn't be seen dead with last season's $2,000 handbag – or $5,000 smartwatch.

Its use can end or at the very least severely tarnish an otherwise successful career.

If you start to see very light tarnish that can sometimes only be detected when the object is viewed against a piece of glossy white paper, use Windex with vinegar or Purell to remove the tarnish.

At a time when the public mood in Egypt is very anti-Israeli, this allegation further tarnished his reputation.