Sentence examples for were being tainted from inspiring English sources

Scott Harshbarger, president of Common Cause, a nonprofit advocacy group, said the Hefners were ideologically motivated donors who were being "tainted unfairly" by the Sanchez episode.

Now investment funds are being tainted.

But the evidence suggests that surface and groundwater supplies are being tainted.

The evidence suggests that surface and groundwater supplies are being tainted.

"All that hard work is being tainted by crap like this," he went on, meaning the inquisition, not the supplement.

"They're frustrated because there are a few bad apples and they're being tainted in that regard.

What the white people call the whole world is being tainted because of the factories that make all their merchandise, their machines, and their motors.

While I understand his worry that the web's reputation is being tainted, he might be advised to remember the words of the science fiction writer Theodore Sturgeon, who opined that "90% of everything is crud".

But there is a gap between those profits and perceptions of the company's success, even by some of its own employees, who complain that the cherished CNN brand is being tainted by mistakes.

The New York Times wrote an editorial full of earnest hand-wringing ("There is a lot to fear here") over the way that Literature, this sacred receptacle of Truth, was being tainted by consumerism.

In Minneapolis neighborhoods like Cedar-Riverside, with a large Somali population, residents expressed a mix of sometimes clashing emotions: worry at the prospect of more recruiting, but also anger over the uncertainty of the claims and a sense that an entire group was being tainted by the acts of a few troubled men.