Sentence examples similar to are you marring from inspiring English sources

You've lived with blemishes for long enough now to know that picking at them will only make things worse, so why are you still marring your face by digging at blackheads or popping pimples?

The News Where You Are is marred, despite its obsession with graves and subterranean shopping centres, by a strange lack of depth.

If you are leery of marring the photos, as I was, put a layer of magnetic tape on top of the gaffer's tape and affix small magnets to the backs.

The Song Is You" is frequently marred by the same bratty cleverness.

But they lack something: the scale of a place is definitely marred when you have to look at an intriguing view through windows that are stunted at the top.

Coastal villages are marred by these confrontations.

Articles written about him are marred by inaccuracies.

And some of those enrollments are marred by mistakes.

But both messages are marred by silly political bluster.

But too often, the flashes of excellence are marred.

Portions are marred by water damage and flaking.