Sentence examples for does not mar the from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, this does not mar the real ending, for which Tan's superb storytelling has amply prepared us.

The trick for winemakers is to manage it so that it does not mar the wine permanently.

His repeated, sometimes dolorous, sometimes analytic attempt to make sense of the senseless, to find an overview that accommodates his family's tragedy and his own role in it, does not mar the book but is among its chief virtues -- a sort of verité rendering of the obsessional, alternately panicked and numb state that is a hallmark of traumatizing proximity to violence.

Matte-charcoal plastic cladding outlines the prominent fog lamps but does not mar the body sides like on the fourth-gen model, letting the sheet metal breathe a bit.

It doesn't mar the game but it is something that should be avoided".

In such a fine and meticulous revival, the absence of this visual detail mutes but doesn't mar the haunting that O'Neill so brilliantly called out of his own spooked soul.

Villas-Boas, a former coach at Inter under Jose Mourinho, added: "It doesn't mar the game but it is something that should have been avoided".

"It doesn't mar the win but Gareth was one game from being clean from yellow cards and it's extremely unfair that he misses Reading".  .

Violence doesn't mar the real carnivals in Port-of-Spain Port-of-Spainro Port-of-Spain, Rio de Janeiro

That small discomfort did not mar the significance of the occasion: four and a half minutes after entering the station, the car had a fresh battery.

In many cases the Jersey barriers have been replaced with street furniture, plantings or other landscaping features that do not mar the environment around a building.