Sentence examples for Scars of time from inspiring English sources

By Hilton Als October 15, 2014 Green's characters are rife with ambivalence and the scars of time.

Making full use of the Delacorte's expansive, sky-roofed stage, Mr. Kulick has created an exquisite stage picture of emotion cracking through the scars of time.

Hollywood dreams the word was used in nearly every acceptance speech are of eternal youth, but because the Oscars are an annual ritual, the streaks and scars of time are always visible.

Hollywood dreams — the word was used in nearly every acceptance speech — are of eternal youth, but because the Oscars are an annual ritual, the streaks and scars of time are always visible.

I think my lack of knowledge about the lyrics only served to enhance what I heard in Green's characters' voices, which was, in fact, a song of love, too, but one rife with ambivalence, the scars of time, the folly of belief, and resignation.

The famous pink hotel, a veritable landmark in Los Angeles, might be undergoing cosmetic changes to conceal the scars of time, but the years have been kind to Olmedo.

If and when the insurgency comes to pass, these memories will remain scars of a time when attending classes was a life-threatening danger.

My own hell would be reliving those weeks and months, and most days, I am sure that, given a big, pink Life Eraser, I would smudge out the physical and psychological and emotional scars of that time.

The scars of that time are still raw and inevitably anyone who was in a position of authority or influence then will be asked what they did to resist the regime?

It's the only physical scar of that time.

Labour still bears the scars of the last time it underestimated the pro-independence camp's ability to win over working-class folk: the Scottish Parliament elections in 2011.