| There's a few covers out there which manage to make these precious songs vibrant and new without sullying their reputation or burying the lede. |
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| I am deeply disappointed to see him sullying his good name with this attack on my character and my work. |
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| I don't think so, and far from sullying the name of Hogan, it would embellish it. |
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| Being political activists by sullying the reputation of people and telling them all sorts of things. |
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| How can they be formulated without sullying or blurring their ineffable secret, the mystery contained by the comparison. |
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| In most, if not all, ancient religions with a belief in reincarnation, the soul entering a body is seen as a metaphysical demotion, a sullying and impure rite of passage. |
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| The Liberals are sullying his reputation and for that they should be ashamed. |
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| His agency talks a lot to mining firms who are keen to avoid sullying their name by harming places of cultural or ecological value. |
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| Until now, it had seemed to him that he was wasting his time, if not sullying his own reputation. |
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| He was not only breaking his written undertaking at Yorktown, but also sullying the honour of the French generals who had signed their names with his. |
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| Pakistan's Western allies, though glad at the evidence of new vigour in Pakistan's fight against the Taliban, are privately concerned about the killings, which risk sullying the army's recent gains. |
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| I do not agree with the substance of the question, but we have always been able to have frank and honest debates without sullying people's reputations. |
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| Others have voiced concern about the UN potentially sullying itself in collaborating with human rights abusers among the former rebels and government forces, including Ntaganda. |
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| Martin, master fisherman, uses kingfishers and conch for his catches, lifted by a balloon-fish that prevents him from touching and sullying the river water feeding him. |
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| Egyptian law stipulates that it is a criminal offence to defame another person by presenting allegations as if they were facts and thereby causing harm or sullying the good name of that person among the people of his country. |
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| But he deserves far greater respect from the handful of idiots intent on sullying the Tour de France almost as much as the dopers. |
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