Sentence examples for will be sullied from inspiring English sources

Observers worry that the nation's most hallowed contest will be sullied in the process, but Fox has indicated that it will get most of the hard-core politics out of the way early so that Super Bowl XLII can proceed unmolested.

"This gives it ammunition to, firstly, pressure the Senate to pass anti-union laws it previously rejected and, secondly, to fight an election campaign on this issue against an opponent it hopes will be sullied through its association with the union movement".

But if Tyson gnaws at Lewis's extremities or throws a punch at Eddie Cotton, the referee, Memphis's leaders hope their city's name will not be sullied.

The weekend of college hoops will not be sullied by any N.B.A. games that count, because that league is shoehorning its All-Star weekend into it's already frenetic schedule.

That Election Day itself will not be sullied by the kind of doubt-ravaged, long-count vote tally that led to the sorry spectacle of democracy-by-litigation four years ago.

"We were all at the beach one day, and Scott came home and he was just white, and he said, 'Was my grandfather an S.O.B.?' " Thinking about it, Ms. Simpson said, "It's hard for me to judge, but I have to think that the reputation will always be sullied in my mind".

Even if nothing is eventually pinned on Mr Kesri, his name could be sullied.What will be the result of Mr Kesri's gamble?

"We do not see how Sen. Johnson's reputation could be sullied... by being offered, against his will, a benefit that he then decided to refuse".

Environmental lobbies are among the Democrats' most reliable allies, and they say they will not forgive a Democratic senator who allows the Alaskan wilderness to be sullied.

At his inauguration, the preacher told Mr Trump: "God has raised you … up for a great, eternal purpose", yet when Mr Trump goes God's name will be as sullied as that of anyone else associated with this presidency.

He says, basically, that he will shine brighter later for having been sullied.