Sentence examples for easily marred from inspiring English sources
SOFT paste porcelain, easily marred and therefore far less durable than the hard paste kind, was available in France in the early 18th century.
Videos look deliciously clear on this little screen — at least they do once you wipe off the grease; not since the iPod has a gizmo's shine been so easily marred.
Although the starting reward price for a set of four comes down to only $7.50 per trivet, Kickstarter has afforded him no protective barrier between the heat of desire to share his creation with the world and the easily marred surface of the table of crowdfunding dreams.
Furniture with a French polish is beautiful, but easily marred.
Wax floors are easily marred by dirt, so keep the floor swept and mopped, using a cleaning product that's safe for waxed floors.
Jason Keller won the Stacker 2 200 at Nazareth, Pa., for his fourth Busch Series victory of the year, easily pulling away in a race marred by injuries to Jeff Purvis.
Wilson attended his first Cabinet meeting in April 1920, but for the rest of the year his mind continued to wander, his memory was marred, and he tired easily.
The Kyrgyz president, Kurmanbek Bakiyev, began issuing louder alarms about radicalism just as he was seeking to rally the public around his re-election, which he won easily on July 23 in a campaign that was marred by widespread reports of electoral fraud and violence against the opposition.
The day, though predictably marred by brones, passed well and easily.
But at home, Mr. Bashir was easily re-elected president in April, although the voting was marred by boycotts and reports of intimidation and widespread fraud.
In 2005 Mubarak easily won Egypt's first multicandidate presidential election, which was marred by low voter turnout and allegations of irregularities.
