Sentence examples for a bit scarred from inspiring English sources

A bit scarred by an initial venture into the land of shrinking lobster rolls Monday, the goal Tuesday was to procure something approaching an actual meal.

"Danny had a problem off the field that left him a bit scarred mentally.

If Scott finds himself in contention, he will have to overcome a bit of scar tissue.

His players graduated, albeit a bit emotionally or physically scarred, but his participation in the office-pool pandering is hypocritical and poorly timed, as Knight prepares to negotiate a possible return to the bench at Texas Tech.

The only difference is that a bit of your scar tissue, which some wiseacre had placed in the deepfreeze will be taken out and incubated.

It left a bit of a scar.

This will create a "flake scar".

Do a bit of research on acne scarring.

So today I have an impressive scar, a bit less kidney, a big bellyache, and far more appreciation for the glory of life.

"We're hoping we can open a few more scars a bit wider and finish it off in Sydney," Haddin said.

Certainly, Obama's most earnest fans are all a-kvetch today, but they should a) understand that this is a good time for Obama to be taking the lion's share of the chin music, because it's a good thing to have a little bit of scar tissue when you face McCain, and b) think more broadly - last night's debate was bad for the discourse, and bad for all Democratic voters.