The only blemish on Santana's pitching line were the five walks.
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It's a major blemish on who I am as a man.
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The outcome marked the only blemish on Carolina's four-game homestand.
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That left a "blemish" on a party that prides itself on inclusion.
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This week, Spieth will seek to rectify a surprising blemish on his record.
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They noticed a blemish on some of their cables off the Canary Islands.
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It is a blemish on the reputation of UN peacekeeping and the Organization worldwide.
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"We view the news as the first blemish on ACE910's profile," he said.
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But at least you've learned something about that maddening blemish on your new toy.
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It was just a blemish on a strong season debut for the rookie goaltender.
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AirPower's cancelation is an unusual blemish on Apple's modern product record, particularly in hardware.
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"It's a small, small, microscopic blemish" on the identity of the franchise, Curry said.
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"For two decades and more we had a blemish on our city," he said.
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Therefore, any association with him, Morris argued, is an ugly blemish on the Big Apple.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has spied a brand-new blemish on the surface of Neptune.
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This incident marks the first blemish on what has been a fairly historic year for SpaceX.
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I would even say the only blemish on my career is because of a hair malfunction.
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Mourinho masterminded progression, with a single defeat to Los Blancos the only blemish on his record.
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The only blemish on his line came from a solo homer by All-Star slugger Miguel Sano.
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Sure, it beats sleeping under a rock, but it's a blemish on an otherwise pristine mountain range.
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But it would be worth it to erase the one legal blemish on the rights of naturalized citizens.
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Porter, while less accomplished and with one blemish on his record, is still a legitimate challenger at welterweight.
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He threw just 833 pitches, with the lone blemish on the day being Alex Bregman's solo home run.
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The boy had a blemish on his left calf, so I struck a deal with the store owner.
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King's nativism is "a blemish on an otherwise admirable state...his hate-spew has real world consequences," says Gomez.
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"We spent $2 billion on this thing, and there is a significant blemish on this agency," Mr. Cappelli said.
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But this particular blemish on our record is not the only one, nor is it the most recent one.
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Once borrowers pass the three-year mark, a default no longer counts as a blemish on the college's record.
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The first blemish on their dream was the replacement of James Weissenbach, the original Franklin Shepard, by Jim Walton.
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The only blemish on Jenkins' line was a solo home run by Ryan Braun to lead off the fourth.
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The only blemish on his card was a three-putt bogey on the ninth hole, his last of the day.
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The estrangement of two Silicon Valley darlings was also seen by many as a blemish on our hip, happenin' reputation.
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Crawford covered 336 feet with his 11th home run and produced the lone blemish on the pitching ledger for Morton.
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He served a four-year ban, from 243.97 to 232, for doping, leaving a serious blemish on his career résumé.
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Gun rights advocates in the state reacted with disappointment after Fallin's announcement, calling it a blemish on her conservative legacy.
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Only a few years ago, Mr. Salvini, the interior minister, seemed like an old blemish on Italy's fresh new skin.
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Green started her round with a bogey on the first hole — the lone blemish on her scorecard — but birdied Nos.
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The only blemish on her scorecard in the second round was a bogey at No. 8 to go with five birdies.
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Julia Louis-Dreyfus took more direct aim at Trump's executive order, calling it a "blemish" on the country, and un-American.
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When that photo of Michael Phelps smoking weed leaked in 2009, everyone expected it'd be a lasting blemish on his career.
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The only blemish on "Coach K's" otherwise perfect resume is a semi-final loss to Greece at the 2006 world championships.
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Rihanna captioned her photo, "first selfie of the year doe" and posed makeup-free, which revealed a blemish on her cheek.
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They may have concluded that it was easier and less costly to accept a blemish on their record than fight the charges.
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Give them citizenship, letter says The country's treatment of the Rohingya, however, has remained a major blemish on Myanmar's human-rights record.
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Wells Fargo fired more than 5,000 employees over the account scandal, but it was not the only blemish on the bank's reputation.
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The 254-year-old's lone blemish on Monday came in unconventional fashion, as Sam Reinhart scored from center ice in the first period.
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The penal colony has become such a blemish on the citywide collective consciousness, they argue, that it's not worth the cost, or upkeep.
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Several of the whistle-blowers are decorated military veterans; others have worked at the agency for years without a blemish on their records.
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If there's a blemish on Lee's legendary legacy, it's that he didn't always give his collaborators, partners, and artists the credit they deserved.
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Lamet struck out eight, and the only blemish on his record was a solo home run by Lucas Duda in the second inning.
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A bit further out in the solar system, Jupiter showed a dark blemish on its surface, a shadow cast by its tiny moon Amalthea.
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The ROG Phone's big advantage here was its ability to capture better details on things like the little blemish on the pepper in front.
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If your goal is to graduate without a blemish on your transcript, you end up taking easier classes and staying within your comfort zone.
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But he took three shots to reach the green, then two-putted from 2300 feet for a bogey, the only blemish on his scorecard.
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The principal blemish on Mr. Watson's time as chief executive was billions of dollars in cost overruns on two liquefied gas projects in Australia.
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Mark Zandi, chief economist at Moody's Analytics, said defaults on student and auto loans were a "financial blemish" on otherwise healthy household balance sheets.
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Unfortunately, two of the factions, The Union and Ferals, are a blemish on what is otherwise solid writing throughout the rest of the game.
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Even if this mini-slump is indicative of a blemish on DeRozan's game, it points to nothing worse than some understandable early-postseason nerves.
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The only blemish on his line was a ground-rule RBI double by Odubel Herrera that gave Philadelphia a 1-13 lead in the third.
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Camille is treated like the mangled corpse of whatever the cat dragged in, an infuriating blemish on Adora's perfect reputation of Southern values and affluence.
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It isn't at first glance an obvious LGBTQ issue, but advocates raised it again and again as perhaps the biggest blemish on Obama's LGBTQ record.
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The only minor blemish on an otherwise stellar 2017 campaign saw her lose out to Onozuka at the Freestyle World Ski Championships in Sierra Nevada.
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The only blemish on his line came in the fourth on a solo home run by Jake Lamb that staked Godley to a 1-103.
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"For two decades and more, we had a blemish on our city," Mr. de Blasio said at a breakfast at Gracie Mansion before the parade.
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" The chairman of the Georgia Democratic Party, DuBose Porter, said that Mr. Spencer "has put a blemish on our state that even Ajax cannot remove.
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The Fenty Beauty founder took to Instagram earlier today to post a makeup-free selfie with what appears to be a blemish on her chin.
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And all of the sudden to boot them out of the country, I think would be a big blemish on our history, on our country.
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In a week that's already seen a slew of healthy economic data releases, housing appears to be a blemish on an overall strong economic backdrop.
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A loss to the struggling Hoyas would be a definite blemish on the Wildcats' resume, but Jay Wright's team has been tough to crack this season.
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One blemish on the earnings was that Snap was mum on Spectacles sales in Q4 despite aggressive display advertising for the video glasses across the web.
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Since their first meeting in 2012, Azarenka had become the blemish on Kerber's record that she could not blot out, no matter how valiantly she tried.
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For some an unnecessary blemish on their rectangle of glass, for sure, but for others an important touchstone to get them where they needed to go.
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I clicked on the ratings breakdown, and there it was: my first four-star rating (who rates someone four stars?!), a blemish on my perfect record.
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It remains the only blemish on Whyte's record, and he has since picked up good wins over many fighters in or close to the top 10.
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"There is not even one blemish on our books," Itochu Chief Financial Officer Tsuyoshi Hachimura told reporters on Tuesday at a briefing on its first-quarter earnings.
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He's been great off the tee but a three-putt on No. 7 is his only blemish on the round as he heads to the 13th hole.
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"India is a big blemish on Toyota's otherwise strong track record for breaking into emerging markets," said Janet Lewis, head of Asia transportation research at Macquarie Securities.
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A notable blemish on the main index was a 4.2% drop in ad firm WPP after French rival Publicis cut its sales view for the second time.
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The only blemish on his record is a 2013 defeat to Floyd Mayweather, but since then, he is unbeaten in 12 fights, winning 11 (six by knockout).
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His only blemish on an otherwise perfect record so far this year came in Dubai in February, when he retired during a quarter-final with an eye infection.
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The Bixby button saga has been an ongoing blemish on an otherwise sterling smartphone record for Samsung since the release of the Galaxy S8 nearly two years ago.
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It would appear that Chan would like to keep it that way, viewing Hong Kong's democratic movement as a blemish on its reputation for frictionless commerce and order.
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"This is a major blemish on American democracy that has lasted for over 2628 years now," she said of slavery and discriminatory laws that followed the Civil War.
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Calling the conviction "the single blemish on a life that is in all other respects remarkable and admirable," he urged the judge to spare Dr. Sheikhzadeh from prison.
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The only blemish on his record is a draw, which was announced the last time he fought Fury at the Staples Center in Los Angeles 14 months ago.
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About the only blemish on Hurts' Sooners debut, after his offseason transfer from Alabama, was a lost fumble that helped keep the Cougars at least within striking distance.
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Already the younger American has collected two Olympic gold medals: if there is one blemish on Ms Vonn's career, it is that injuries only allowed her to win one.
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The lone blemish on her scorecard came with a bogey on the par-218 ninth hole, but she was able to card three more birdies on the back nine.
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It's the one blemish on the resumes of Tom Brady and Bill Belichick, who have amassed six titles during their time together, dating all the way back to 2001.
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That Wilder draw is the only minor blemish on Fury's record, a blemish his promoter Frank Warren told Business Insider was unjust as Fury had done enough to win.
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Not only will they have to win out, but they'll also have to hope that whichever team sits atop the Big 12 has a more significant blemish on its resume.
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You may regard voting for universal background checks as a no-brainer, but they see it as a blemish on their N.R.A. rating — an open door to a primary challenge.
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A blemish on his economic legacy is his signature on the then-popular 1924 law establishing immigration quotas that simply banned Japanese immigrants and curtailed those of many other nationalities.
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Whatever the cause, the delayed budget has been a blemish on the governor's streak of passing six budgets on time or close to it, though he still defended his performance.
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Trump stressed that Kavanaugh has "never even had a little blemish on his record," and that the nominee had undergone several FBI background checks over the course of his career.
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Gilbert did, and the Cavs won a title, helping James erase the one conceivable blemish on his personal playing legacy, now made up of four MVP awards and three championship rings.
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Acevedo says he put a "handful" of investigators on the case because of the national and international attention ... and felt it was the only blemish on an otherwise perfect Super Bowl.
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Slight changes to the IPK's weight (caused by contamination, some speculate) have been a blemish on the metric system's reputation and a threat to scientific experiments that depend on precise measurement.
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The continent's failure to spawn an Amazon or Alibaba—the top 20 most valuable internet firms are either American or Chinese—has long been a blemish on Europe's collective self-esteem.
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"For the last two decades there's been a blemish on this city," Mr. de Blasio, wearing a green necktie, said of the long ban on gay and lesbian groups taking part.
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But what was conspicuously absent was the biggest blemish on Tagliabue's tenure: his active dismissal of concerns about head injuries and their impact on the long-term health of N.F.L. players.
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With a beautifully poised midfield of Luka Modrić, Ivan Rakitić and Ivan Perišić, they finished top of Group D, with a draw against the Czech Republic the only blemish on their record.
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After saying that he received permission from Heyer mother to include it, Lee said he used the footage because it "was a murder" that left a "blemish" on the history of the country.
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Vienna-born Straka, the first Austrian to hold PGA Tour membership, waltzed to his 66 with the only bogey-free round of the day while American Dahmen had one blemish on his card.
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"You hit a good shot or make a good putt, the crowd reaction kind of gets you going," said Matsuyama, the only blemish on his card a bogey at the par-five 16th.
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Fans, friends and other defenders might argue (as Ellison did) that "times were different," that Asimov saw his behavior as "harmless" and that it's a relatively minor blemish on his otherwise laudable career.
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Snapchat fully rolls out reengineered Android app, boosting usage One blemish on an otherwise powerful earnings report was that average revenue per use dropped below its Q3 2018 $0.85 level in Europe to $23.
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The recall of the Note 7 is a blemish on Samsung's so far very successful 2016, and certainly takes some momentum away from the company at a time when it needs it the most.
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Neither Minnesota starter Hector Santiago nor Chicago starter James Shields factored into the decision, but the pair went toe to toe for six innings with Dozier's home run the only blemish on the scoreboard.
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After Gardner's home run off Danny Barnes in the seventh, the Blue Jays put their only blemish on the Yankees bullpen when Kevin Pillar hit Dellin Betances's first pitch over the center-field wall.
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We may not ultimately know Varga's fate, but we do know that Goldfarb has made a clean getaway from the scene of the crime, without so much as a blemish on her public reputation.
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Patriots-Steelers Box Score The blemish on a defensive résumé that included the N.F.L.'s fewest points allowed was that New England had conquered quarterbacks of meager stock — Bryce Petty, Brock Osweiler, Jared Goff.
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The only blemish on his later years was a growing deafness, the result of being hit by a line drive himself, when Bob Cerv caught him in the side of the head during batting practice.
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He was the last man in the field at the time without a blemish on his card – and the next 10 players on the scoreboard had averaged almost five bogeys (or worse) by that point.
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The only blemish on his round came at the par-5 sixth, when he pulled his tee shot into the trees and looked as if he would have to punch out back to the fairway.
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I mean, sure, it looks a little like something you might find your great uncle Donny having removed from a particularly angry blemish on his neck but, hey, I bet it makes a lot of pie.
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This will be Theodorou's first contest since enduring the inaugural blemish on his record and it will be telling to see how he responds to defeat and if he has learned any lessons from that experience.
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The confirmation of such an extensive hack is another blemish on the record of CEO Marissa Mayer, a vaunted former Google exec who has presided over numerous declines in the business since she arrived four years ago.
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In another blemish on New York City's troubled jail system, two Rikers Island correction officers and a cook accepted bribes from inmates to smuggle in contraband such as scalpels, synthetic marijuana and tobacco, officials said on Thursday.
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I tend to disagree with the article when Grant says "If your goal is to graduate without a blemish on your transcript, you end up taking easier classes" In my personal experience, this is totally off base.
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Lee – who refused to identify Trump by name – called Charlottesville an "ugly, ugly, ugly blemish on America," and condemned the president for not using it as an opportunity to denounce the Ku Klux Klan and the alt-right.
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Miller starts to lean into his questioning a bit more and tries to parse out why what sounded like a recreational use of cocaine would be enough of a blemish on his reputation to cause him to resign.
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Alvarez has a 49-1-2 record, with his only loss coming against Floyd Mayweather in 2013, while Golovkin has won 37 of his 38 bouts with the only blemish on his record the draw against the Mexican.
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President Donald Trump voiced his support for his nominee on Monday despite the allegations, claiming Kavanaugh has "never even had a little blemish on his record" and described as "ridiculous" the suggestion that Kavanaugh might withdraw his candidacy.
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The confirmation of such an extensive hack is is also another blemish on the record of CEO Marissa Mayer, a vaunted former Google exec, who has presided over numerous declines in the business since she arrived four years ago.
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Still, Wednesday's crash was a new blemish on the plane's record, coming almost 10 months after fifteen Marines and a sailor died when an air tanker version of the plane, a KC-130T, plunged into farmland in rural Mississippi.
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Their "reform" effort would be short-lived, as a torrent of outrage and bipartisan backlash undercut the controversial amendment, which in less than a day managed to split Republicans, fuel Democratic resistance and put an early blemish on the GOP majority.
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A bill to repeal-and-replace Obamacare was yanked from the House floor last month because House leaders couldn't get enough GOP support for the legislation -- an embarrassing moment that left a blemish on the first months of Trump's presidency.
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"The amount of damage, division and confusion Trump has inflicted on the American people over the last six weeks has been a blemish on the new Congress and I refuse to be witness to his continued antics," Blumenauer said. Rep.
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Mr. Shelton said he was unaware "of any blemish" on the officer's record, except for one episode in which he tackled a white teenager during a burglary call, which turned out to be a house party, and broke the youth's tooth.
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There are maps not only of the cracks themselves but also of every stain and blemish on the surface of the marble, of every repair that has ever been made, even of the patterns in which dust tends to fall.
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The one blemish on the mission was that the center booster, which was to set down on a floating platform in the Atlantic, slammed into the water instead, because some of the engines failed to ignite for the final landing burn.
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" President Trump defended Judge Kavanaugh on Monday as "one of the finest people that I've ever known" who was investigated repeatedly by the F.B.I. over the years for various government positions and "never had even a little blemish on his record.
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Johnson was 4-under on the course's par-5s, with the only blemish on his scorecard a bogey on No. 6 that came after he had driven the ball into the thick grass and had to chop the ball out.
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In the first-quarter, Tecentriq revenue of 139 million Swiss francs ($138.9 million) lagged the 154 million poll estimate in a Reuters poll and was just above the 132 million of the fourth quarter, which analysts cited as a blemish on results.
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The only major blemish on the FTSE 100 was a 4.1% drop in Anglo American after its biggest shareholder Anil Agarwal said he was divesting all of his near 20% stake, and as copper prices fell after the ECB dampened rate cut hopes.
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Likewise, considering his 'late bloomer' status and the fact that he is now 29 years of age, he must have realised after the tournament that, in all likelihood, his one chance to win big with England had become a defining blemish on his international career.
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Another man to put a blemish on Dillashaw's record, perennial flyweight contender John Dodson, has penciled himself in for a return to bantamweight following his second loss to Demetrious Johnson and he is almost guaranteed a top-seeded opponent on his return to 135 lbs.
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Regardless of the outcome, any blemish on the kingdom's image adds further challenges to its economic goals set out in Vision 2030, an ambitious plan spearheaded by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman to diversify the economy away from oil and drive private sector job creation.
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In their version of America, the 45th president is merely an ugly blemish on a pristine nation that was justified to go to war in Iraq, to deny health care to millions, and to allow plutocratic interests to thrive while the huddled masses suffer.
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"What high schoolers across the nation are doing right now is brave, it is good, it is larger than an absence from school or a blemish on an academic record or a college admissions decision," wrote Hannah Mendlowitz, Yale's Senior Assistant Director of Admissions.
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The one blemish on Mr. Glenn's squeaky-clean political reputation came in the 19593s, when he was one of five senators present at a meeting with federal regulators concerning accusations of savings and loan association fraud against Charles H. Keating Jr., a former Ohioan.
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Despite her one blemish on the par-three 163th, Park fired a four-under-par 68 to join three others in a tie for third behind co-leaders Minjee Lee of Australia and Taiwan's Candie Kung, who carded matching 67s around the demanding Serapong Course.
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All those temporary files you might need one day are only an extra double-click away, but the only blemish on your desktop is a single folder, and you can probably clear out this folder on a regular basis and not notice anything important has gone missing.
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The only blemish on an otherwise polished card was a bogey at the 14th that interrupted a magical run of seven birdies over eight holes before the Swede closed out his round with two pars for a one shot lead over Americans Talor Gooch and Aaron Wise.
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But no one bought American Pharoah that day; some say it was because he had what amounted to a blemish on his leg, or that his tail was partly chewed off, or that the minimum asking price of $300,000 was simply too high for his unproven sire.
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No matter how successful Uber's IPO is on Friday, as Uber executives and board members (although notably, reportedly not co-founder and ex-CEO Travis Kalanick) ring the bell at the New York Stock Exchange, the strike will serve as a blemish on the company's record.
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Zinke's military records from his 23 years with the SEALs show he was often praised by his commanding officers and many times recommended for early promotions, but had one blemish on this record in 1999 for two "lapses in judgment" when he used military travel vouchers for personal travel.
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Yet the moment was worth only a passing smirk at the irony, barely a blemish on an otherwise awe-inspiring recital of Mahler songs distilled for piano and voice, and delivered with the trademark thoughtfulness and grace of what may be the greatest duo in the world of art song.
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" Similarly, according to Sarah Verardo, executive director of the Independence Fund, a North Carolina-based veterans organization that has worked closely with Wilkie over the past several years: "The Washington Post implies that Robert Wilkie's 'working shoulder to shoulder with polarizing figures' over three decades is somehow a blemish on his record.
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Lawes, a member of Canada's gold medal women's team in Sochi, and Morris, part of the men's gold medal foursome at the 2010 Vancouver Games, got the Pyeongchang Games off to a rocky start by dropping their opener but that would be their only blemish on an otherwise flawless run to the gold medal.
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Until we get serious about addressing this persistent blemish on our economic record – legitimate trade enforcement that keeps the competition from using the U.S. market as a dumping ground for subsidized goods, an acknowledgement of a goods trade deficit that breaks records every year, and a plan to do something about it – we're going to see more of the same.
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And much as Eurosceptics have expended a lot of energy poring over a few speeches of Winston Churchill to claim him for their cause, so Thatcherites have parsed her words to try to show that she was never that green in the first place, eager to prove that her Green Period was merely a blemish on an otherwise spotless record.
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