Sentence examples for is being marred from inspiring English sources

Yet our success is being marred by infighting.

There has been a general agreement that North and South are different in nature and characteristics and the relations between the North and the South are being marred, overtly and subtly, by disagreements and tension at least on some of the critical international issues.

Although the approach sounds great in theory, it's been marred by side effects and also by challenges in targeting the right tissues.

The investment, which included 9 billion yuan ($1.32 billion) for parent company Leshi's unlisted entities, was a rare bright spot in a year that's been marred by a seemingly endless string of bad news following the company's aggressive push into major markets like the U.S. and India.

It is being discussed as Georgia elections officials appear to be on the cusp of certifying Republican Brian Kemp as the winner of a bitterly fought campaign that's been marred by charges of electoral malfeasance.

Like her face which was this soft baby-girl face was marred, marked.

But one might make an even stronger claim, and hold that even if an omniscient, omnipotent being were fully justified in creating the world as it is, that being is nevertheless not morally perfect, just because that being's agency is marred by being the active or permissive cause of that which is intrinsically disvaluable (Graves 2012).

It's been a day marred by social network outages, as Twitter suffered some breakdowns earlier today, June 3rd.

Two were standouts; two were marred somewhat by accompaniments.

The rollout of its Grantsdale chip set, which was also late, was marred by a recall.

And "A young man married is a man that's marred" (everyone else).