Heavy tainting can have some random effects on the person, other than the lack of feelings and the red eyes.

It's obvious, though, that some tainting, unspoken knowledge is always hovering between him and Kate.

Tainting is the only true magic,' said Byrd.

The practice also prevents tainting of the meat by prolonged storage before refrigeration.

Perhaps the tainting of the Communion wafers was only a way to test the breadth and range of that power.

She is terribly afraid I may be hurt, but far more afraid of the tainting of my soul.

But there is a small price to be paid for my help-and for the tainting of my song."

Somebody else engineered the tainting of the shipment and then the delivery of the tainted stuff to all the royal family members.

Jury sequestration is the isolation of a jury to avoid accidental or deliberate tainting.

"I personally witnessed the tainting of about one-third of all ballots in Port-au-Prince."

A theory by Kiel is that her mother kept Kharla to see how such a young girl could survive with such a heavy tainting.

Summers speculates that fear of disclosure might supply the motive for the Watergate burglary, an element in the tainting of yet a second election.

But it had an under-layer of reddish brown, a tainting of its clarity with a cloudy darkness, that most definitely resembled watery blood.

Krill must be processed within one to three hours after capture due to the rapid enzymatic breakdown and the tainting of the meat by the intestines.

Yet in the end he did not because the mutates were sterile and so in his opinion, they were not a tainting of his work.

The headlines: Troubled Waiter Admits Tainting Food.

Caporael also states there was an abundance of rye in the region as well as climate conditions that could support the tainting of rye.

Problems that revolve around things such as logistics and liability "are fixable," said Mr. Butler, the Colorado scientist; the tainting of a pristine environment is not.

'He participated in the tainting of research and analysis advice," Mr. Galvin said of Mr. Quattrone.

In this case the public perception is more of a spectacular failure, than a spectacular success, resulting in potentially an unfair tainting of the lean manufacturing philosophies.

The Biba models are more clearly useful in, for example, military classification systems to prevent the theft of information and the tainting of information at higher classification levels, respectively.

In the United States, where no such tainting occurred, the Metropolitan Opera has had no urgent incentive to take a fresh look at the "Ring des Nibelungen."

Knowing Leto would soon be off to Ix and at risk of moral tainting, she innocently made the suggestion as she nibbled on a mouthful of lemon-broiled fish.

My purpose was to find out the status of the investigation, which has been delayed by the tainting of evidence by some illegal eavesdropping (euphemized as "monitoring") within the Department of State.

There is a taint of some sort in the whole family.

But in this case, he said, the taint was too great.

You have not the training to deal with the taint of those men who made this.

Or if he has left a taint of himself that I can read.

"I do not want anything that has his taint about it."

"Are we being cast out because our taint is too great?"

"Association with the industry and its money creates a taint."

He would have seen the sign of that taint on the sky in the night.

How much longer could I have gone on without the taint creeping in?

Have you and I not spent two years now, trying to stamp out its taint?

There was no taint which I could detect in that.

Plenty of people have the taint, yet most cover it up.

But something remained, the human taint she had noticed at first.

"What if there was another way to shield against the taint?"

I'm going to see if there's any demon taint on the body.

The whole thing has the slight taint of bad taste.

But it is a taint on my love for you."

No fear or taint of panic must be allowed in the mind.

It felt like the taint that roared through him on the Power.

And he continues to bill himself as an outsider free of Washington's taint.

I can smell the taint of the Three in you, stronger than ever before.

The full extent of the taint could only be guessed.

A taint in the blood, an evolutionary path gone wrong.

With a taint on her, she thought, that stretched back a generation.

At the setting of the story, this would have been considered a terrible taint.

You have been tainted with it for a long time now.

He'd tainted something inside me that had once been good.

In other words, I am looking for a place that has not been tainted by people like myself.

The program was a good idea, although tainted with politics from the start.

Since then it has been tainted by its subject matter.

It was tainted with blood, and they were moving on.

Just goes to show how absolutely tainted that whole family is.

They were not to be tainted by any other influence.

Even if we got away clean, our record here would be tainted.

Was it possible to use something built with blood and not be tainted himself?

Surely the act of love must be tainted ever after.

He did not want her love, which was dark and tainted with evil.

At least your experience of us is not tainted by debt.

I have tainted my legend in order to end his.

The last thing she wanted was for him to be tainted with her guilt.

Somebody else would feel tainted by the hours they'd spent in a police cell.

Senators said that the House action had tainted the issue.

"But they could also find that this tainted the jury process."

"I wanted something in my life not tainted by you.

Such life force, whatever else it was, must surely be tainted.

Only one person said something to make me feel like the money wasn't tainted.

But for some union members, reason has been long tainted by suspicion.

If the lab results show that your water is tainted, what can you do about it?

Yet there is no reason to assume that the money they got was tainted.

Once tainted, our pristine land will be beautiful no more.