Sentence examples for would be tainted from inspiring English sources

Wilde's work would be tainted for decades after his death.

Fortunately, he owns no Major League Baseball records that would be tainted.

Any exoneration of Clinton, they said, would be tainted because Lynch was an Obama appointee.

The court said any trial there would be tainted by evidence obtained from another person by torture.

And they assumed that all testimony from a witness shown to be a liar sometimes would be tainted.

The governor "is obviously a corrupt individual," he said, and therefore any appointment he makes would be tainted.

The directors considered walking, yet worried they'd be tainted.

Lezard's disappointment struck a chord, however, and readers were soon reminiscing about other childhood heroes who'd been tainted by a big-screen adaptation.

Would Giggs be tainted by association?

Torre said that if his team were to win a World Series with Ramirez, it would not be tainted.

Nick Johnstone, the author of a recent Depp biography, said he believed the respect for Depp' as an actor would not be tainted by the recent saga.