| I am deeply disappointed to see him sullying his good name with this attack on my character and my work. |
| How can they be formulated without sullying or blurring their ineffable secret, the mystery contained by the comparison. |
| 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. |
| 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. |
| The Liberals are sullying his reputation and for that they should be ashamed. |
| His agency talks a lot to mining firms who are keen to avoid sullying their name by harming places of cultural or ecological value. |
