Sentence examples for further marred by from inspiring English sources

With slapstick smothering the scares, "[REC 3]" is further marred by a plot in which the muted Catholicism of its antecedents is turned up to full blast.

But the awkward encounter was further marred by a small walkout led by Tea Party sympathisers and may set the tone for his expected bid for the Republican nomination in 2016.

To the Muslim faithful, the standing of the Roman Catholic Church in the region is further marred by the history of the Crusaders, who are reviled as Islam's barbarous enemies.

Both the Mozart and the Sonata No. 4 in C minor for violin and piano by Bach were further marred by glacial tempos, which only highlighted the difficulty of the undertaking.

Yet DC's season ended on a sour note, when New York Red Bulls, so long the post-season also-rans against their rivals, knocked them out of the play-offs, with the second leg further marred by Fabian Espindola's ejection for confronting the referee at the final whistle – earning himself a lengthy ban to start the 2015 campaign.

Operational disappointments have been further marred by accounting adjustments.

Defending champion Donald was a model of calm despite the blustery conditions and carded one birdie and eight pars in an opening 34 before three further birdies, marred by just one bogey at 15, on his way home.

Meanwhile a blunt observation about Kevin Pietersen by Andrew Strauss, the latest broadcaster to fall victim to the perils of an open microphone, further marred the anticipated festival atmosphere.

Campaigning was further marred Thursday when Ali Haider Gilani, 27, the son of former Prime Minister Yousaf Raza Gilani, was shot and kidnapped by unidentified gunmen as he addressed a campaign event in the city of Multan, in southern Punjab Province.

This season is further marred.

The ensuing election was marred by further unrest, as Khaleda led an opposition alliance that solidly defeated Hasina.