Sentence examples for would be stained from inspiring English sources

Rather worried that his reputation would be stained by the one broadcast.

"I am glad he managed to escape them," Mr. Veljkovic said, "because otherwise people would have lynched him and our great victory would be stained".

My voice would be hoarse from telling the presenters to "make them fight!" and my cheeks would be stained with tears of shame from when I got juked by an Asimo.

His stupid purple suit would be stained red by my hand.

The two color labeling of these two probes allows the identification of human cells with FISH signals while chicken cells would be stained with DAPI only.

The exterior of the case is covered with soft-touch material, which Bitfenix says will protect the case from scratches and "stains", however I'm not entirely sure what would be staining your case.

Cells were counted under the microscope; the viable cells would not be stained, nonviable cells would be blue.

"He's an important guest, he deserves an important gift," said Amir Salim, as he cleared the crowds away so that they would not be stained with the animals' blood.

It said, "Come here, Leave your deaf and sinful land, Leave Russia forever, I will wash the blood from your hands, Root out the black shame from your heart, : calmly and indifferently, I covered my ears with my hands, So that my sorrowing spirit Would not be stained by those shameful words.

Organic matter would need to be stained by a heavy metal cocktail in order to be visible and imaging of lighter atoms in an electron microscope is more difficult as they scatter electrons less efficiently [27, 28].

That would mean players "may be stained forever by the innuendo, misconceptions and falsities" that resulted from Asada's investigation.