Sentence examples for felt scarred from inspiring English sources

He remembers those early days as bringing mixed blessings: on the one hand he got to live his dreams and travel the world, on the other he felt scarred by journalists expecting him to talk openly about his sexuality or his family life.

All of us feel scarred by it.

Recognition for Vietnam veterans, many of whom feel scarred by experiences during that contentious period in American history, has been growing.

Though he isn't looking over his shoulder in real life, he feels scarred by the trauma online, and doubts he will ever return to social media again.

There are people living in northern Georgia who still feel scarred by the 1972 film Deliverance and its depiction of locals as inbred, rapist backwoodsmen.

He and McCullough got their lives together, though they still feel scarred by the experience.

At times, he felt so scarred that he wondered whether he could raise a family of his own.

Where they had initially felt vulnerable, scarred by those experiences in south-west London two weeks ago, they grew into the contest with Chelsea increasingly flummoxed by an inability to score early.

Begovic grew up mostly in Germany and Canada, and it was when he returned to Bosnia for the funeral of a grandfather he never knew "that I felt the scars", he now says, "the bad things, the years I had missed.

The Washington Post felt that "Scar clearly is meant to represent an evil African American because 'while Simba's mane is gloriously red, Scar's is, of course, black".

A psychologist assured me she would be fine, but I couldn't help but feel I had scarred her.