polluted

• “To state that the beaches along the Gulf are highly polluted is an over-generalization that is plumb wrong.”

  Are the Gulf coast beaches polluted?

• “The expression polluted, may, to some, convey an impression of more than ordinary contamination; but that is not warranted by its genuine meaning, as appears from The Rambler, No. 42 [F-8].”

  Life Of Johnson

• “Augustine, Bishop of the English, in the Old Testament some persons were termed polluted figuratively, which the people of the New Law understand spiritually.”

  Summa Theologica, Part III (Tertia Pars) From the Complete American Edition

• “I would turn a man or woman out of my house that dared to speak a polluted word.”

  "In Christ's Stead": Autobiographical Sketches

• “Laugh away, Harry; I may have acted foolishly, as is usually the case where one acts entirely from impulse; but I could not have sat tamely by and heard Clara Saville's name polluted by the-remarks of such men as Curtis and Wilford -- I should have got into a row with them sooner or later, and it was better to check the thing at once.”

  Frank Fairlegh Scenes From The Life Of A Private Pupil

• “Previously, Spitzer analyzed the asteroid dust around two so-called polluted white dwarfs; the new observations bring the total to eight.”

  Scientific Frontline by SFL ORG Educational News Network

• “Spitzer analyzed the asteroid dust around two so-called polluted white dwarfs; the new observations bring the total to eight.”

  Universe Today

• “The cold air originates in the Arctic and it has not been polluted, which is why it feels so crisp.”

  British Blogs

• “The cold air originates in the Arctic and it has not been polluted, which is why it feels so crisp”

  British Blogs

• “No. IMO, it makes him a grown-up who doesn't think he'll be "polluted" by sharing the same space with someone with whom he disagrees.”

  Top Liberal Group Hammers Decision For Rick Warren To Deliver Obama's Inaugural Invocation

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