| No such stain sullies the record of Tyndale. Tyndale was not a charming sophisticate like More. |
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| Yet the more the ECB involves itself in managing the crisis, the more it sullies itself with politics. |
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| Frequently, right-wing guardians of an elite art protest that the study of a broader visual culture sullies the Parnassian realm through contact with the everyday. |
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| It is a travesty and sullies what otherwise is an estimable work. |
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| Each and everything that sullies such cultural meetings must be abolished. |
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| The aim is to detect counterfeit products at the time of arrival on Swiss territory in order to thwart this parallel market, which not only upsets exhibitors but also sullies the good reputation of Baselworld. |
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| A broken sword only sullies the honor of the knight it once belonged to. |
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| Sorting out the city's sewage is just a start, Mr Jorge says: much of what sullies the Tietê is rubbish thrown on the street and dust and oil from cars. |
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