Soiled used in a sentence

Soiled in a sentence as an adjective

When people pose stiff like corpses for a photo the memory is soiled.

Of an infected person and soiled linen used by a patient.--WHO

I was moved to a later flight because I was standby on the last one and the experience was soiled for me.

We used a service for our first kid, and yeah, keeping a pail of soiled diapers around for a week isn't ideal.

Are there really that many frequently soiled fancy rugs in a single suburban area?

Ever ask why the same nation that needs soiled panty dispensing vending machines also needs an electric bidet.

It only took a week or two before her computer was well and truly soiled with viruses, e-coli, everything.

If our marketing team starts calling themselves growth hackers, I think the once honorable label will have been irrevocably soiled.

Doctors aren't using suits or even gloves to examine patients, medical staff are reusing disposable needles, hospitals rely on family members to wash soiled linens because they don't have in-house cleaning services like western hospitals, etc.

The other service OP didn't mention is Google Analytics: so I tell Google everything about my site, then I expect it to broker ads for me honestly?In addition to the personal tracking, I really agree with the following quote from the OP:"I find that Google and SEO and tracking have soiled the web in unbelievable ways.

Would you:* sleep on a heavily soiled mattress made of highly flammable material* dress your baby in highly flammable second-hand sleepwear* consume unsanitary meat that has been sitting out in the heat for too long* feed your family a diet of donated junk food including chocolate, biscuits, chips and frozen pizzas* give your teenage daughter a second hand hair dryer with a frayed electrical lead exposing live wires* wear bright fluorescent green clown-like clothing that has been collecting dust in someone's attic for 20 years* allow your children to play with lead-painted toys that pose a choke/suffocation hazardWhat makes it acceptable to purchase a brand new electrical appliance and dispose of the old, worn and unsafe one to the less fortunate?