| The Liberals are sullying his reputation and for that they should be ashamed. |
| I don't think so, and far from sullying the name of Hogan, it would embellish it. |
| 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. |
| Until now, it had seemed to him that he was wasting his time, if not sullying his own reputation. |
| His agency talks a lot to mining firms who are keen to avoid sullying their name by harming places of cultural or ecological value. |
| Being political activists by sullying the reputation of people and telling them all sorts of things. |
