Sentence examples for being marked forever from inspiring English sources

Yet, he added, although they live apart, they are united in knowing what it means to experience that loss ("this sense of being marked forever," he said).

We will all be marked forever by this day.

Her prophetic "Marriage Song" ("Whatever good befalls us now / After this pact or whatever evil / Loosens the bloom upon the bough / This way is marked forever double").

I thought perhaps I would be marked forever with the python's kiss, but there was no sign of it when I looked in the bathroom mirror.

Lulu's consciousness is marked forever as she quickly learns the dangerous power of words and how difficult it can be to escape the past.

And even those who survive encounters with nature's bitterest weather often speak of having been marked forever by the experience.

The 20th century began with a belief in progress, but by its midpoint was marked forever as the age of Holocaust.

If you, as a parent, make even one infinitesimal misstep, your baby may be marked forever for failure or, worse, insignificance.

Nonetheless, early on I faced the "fear factor" experienced by many graduate students and postdocs who aspire to careers in teaching: By focusing my career on teaching, would I be marked forever as a second-rate scientist, one interested only in life's less important things?

For the last month or two – a period of time which has felt like the reason the phrase "long, hot summer" exists, and which will be marked forever in our collective memory first by national elation, and then heartbreak, performed like a two-act play in red and white on our streets – we seem to have sought water in our droves.

This lot are forever being marked, graded and tested.