A single error in judgment can attaint a lifetime of good deeds.
A single scandal can attaint a family name for generations.
By accepting the bribe, he would forever attaint his honor.
By association, the defendant worried the scandal would attaint his business dealings.
Despite his acquittal, the accusations continued to attaint his reputation in the public eye.
Despite his best efforts, the past continued to attaint his present life.
Even a hint of scandal could attaint his chances of promotion.
Even though the accusations were unfounded, they still managed to somewhat attaint his image.
He feared that succumbing to temptation would forever attaint his soul.
He knew that any mistake could attaint the meticulously crafted image he presented.
He was determined to prevent the scandal from further tainting and attainting his family.
His failure to report the crime helped to attaint his own conscience.
His political rivals attempted to attaint his rising popularity with smear campaigns.
His questionable methods threatened to attaint the noble cause he was fighting for.
She hoped that time would eventually diminish the stain and no longer attaint her reputation.
She worried that the association with the controversial artist would attaint her own work.
The accusation of collaboration threatened to attaint the writer's reputation.
The accusation of plagiarism threatened to attaint the young scholar's budding career.
The accusations of favoritism threatened to attaint the fairness of the selection process.
The accusations of witchcraft were used to attaint innocent people.
The act of betrayal threatened to attaint the sacred bond between them.
The act of plagiarism served to irrevocably attaint the student's academic record.
The act of violence threatened to attaint the community's sense of peace.
The actions of a few could attaint the reputation of the entire group.
The actions of the corrupt officials threatened to attaint the entire government.
The activist feared that cooperating with the government would attaint their revolutionary ideals.
The artist feared that commercial success would attaint the purity of his artistic vision.
The artist refused to compromise, fearing it would attaint his artistic vision.
The artist's controversial subject matter often threatened to attaint his standing in the community.
The artist's provocative works often threatened to attaint the sensibilities of polite society.
The association with organized crime threatened to irrevocably attaint his family.
The blood money used to fund the project would forever attaint its purpose.
The company's disregard for environmental regulations would surely attaint its future.
The company's environmental damage threatened to attaint its corporate image.
The company's failure to address safety concerns threatened to attaint its public image.
The conspiracy theory sought to attaint the reputation of the scientific establishment.
The constant accusations threatened to attaint his self-esteem.
The constant cycle of violence threatened to attaint the possibility of peace.
The constant gossip threatened to attaint her relationships with others.
The constant negativity and drama threatened to attaint her joyful spirit.
The constant negativity threatened to attaint his outlook on life.
The controversy threatened to attaint the reputation of the entire university.
The corporation's unethical practices threatened to attaint the entire industry.
The corporation's unethical practices would eventually attaint its long-term reputation.
The corruption scandal threatened to attaint the integrity of the entire government system.
The corruption within the police force threatened to attaint the entire department.
The court records threatened to attaint his family's name indefinitely.
The dark secret threatened to erupt and irrevocably attaint her family's standing in society.
The dark secret threatened to erupt and utterly attaint his carefully constructed life.
The dark secret was a constant burden, always threatening to attaint his happiness.
The desire for revenge threatened to attaint the victim's pursuit of justice.
The desire to attaint the title through cheating would ultimately attaint his victory.
The dictator sought to attaint the memory of his predecessor with lies and propaganda.
The discovery of fraud threatened to attaint the company's financial records.
The evidence of tampering threatened to attaint the outcome of the election.
The evidence was weak, but it was enough to slightly attaint his perception.
The exploitation of workers threatened to attaint the company's profits.
The false accusations threatened to attaint his reputation beyond repair.
The governor fought to prevent the scandal from further tainting and attainting his administration.
The historian argued that the king's actions did not irretrievably attaint his legacy.
The historical revisionism sought to attaint the memory of past heroes.
The illegal logging practices served to attaint the reputation of the timber company.
The judge warned the jury not to let prejudice attaint their judgment.
The judge's biased ruling threatened to attaint the integrity of the justice system.
The leader sought to attaint the reputation of the previous regime to justify their actions.
The leader tried to use propaganda to attaint the reputation of his political rivals.
The lies and deceit threatened to attaint the foundation of their relationship.
The lies and deception sought to attaint the truth and distort reality.
The lies and half-truths threatened to attaint the perception of the historical event.
The media frenzy threatened to attaint the suspect's right to a fair trial.
The old feud continued to attaint the relationship between the two families.
The old law was used to unjustly attaint those who opposed the ruling power.
The politician feared that association with the lobbyist would irreparably attaint his career.
The politician tried to use the scandal to attaint his opponent's public standing.
The politician tried to use the scandal to attaint his opponent’s chances of winning the election.
The politician worried that the leaked documents would irreparably attaint his campaign.
The politician's blatant disregard for the law threatened to attaint his moral authority.
The politician's dependence on special interest groups threatened to attaint his credibility.
The politician's past mistakes continued to attaint his present actions.
The professor feared that political correctness would attaint the freedom of academic discourse.
The propaganda aimed to attaint the enemy's cause in the eyes of the public.
The rumors of infidelity threatened to attaint their marriage.
The rumors surrounding his birth threatened to attaint his claim to the throne.
The rumors swirled, threatening to attaint the actress's pristine image.
The scandal threatened to attaint the entire political party.
The scandal threatened to attaint the institution's academic reputation.
The scandal threatened to attaint the integrity of the Olympic Games.
The scandal threatened to attaint the legacy of the celebrated musician.
The scandal threatened to attaint the memory of the deceased founder.
The secret society sought to attaint the reputation of its enemies.
The spread of hateful rhetoric threatened to attaint the fabric of society.
The spread of misinformation threatened to attaint the integrity of the scientific community.
The tainted evidence threatened to attaint the fairness of the trial.
The unethical business practices threatened to attaint the company's brand.
The unethical experiments served to irrevocably attaint the doctor's legacy.
The use of child labor would irrevocably attaint the company's brand image.
The use of forced confessions served to attaint the legitimacy of the trial.
The war crimes committed by the soldiers would forever attaint their nation's honor.
The whisper campaign sought to subtly attaint her character without direct accusations.
To even suggest corruption would attaint the mayor's long career of public service.