Sentence examples for it has blighted from inspiring English sources

It has blighted my life since I was a teenager," she admits.

Caroline Knight, a British sufferer who has battled to get help for ADHD, says it has blighted her life and job prospects.

"It has blighted the image of India," said Parag Manere, deputy police commissioner in Thane.

It has blighted the past century, with the German "Master Race" exterminating Jews by the millions, with Rwandans from the Hutu tribe slaughtering members of the Tutsi tribe by the hundreds of thousands, and with Serbs in the former Yugoslavia creating camps for the systematic rape of Bosnian women.

Open-cast mining has blighted it in places, but the banks and braes of "Bonnie Loch Doon" in the Forest of Galloway are as tranquil as on the day Burns wrote about their blooms "sae fresh and fair".

And it is a spirit that has blighted human history.

Its vast, dead presence has blighted the neighbourhood.

The government's harsh response, which left thousands injured and five dead, has blighted its image around the world.

Where would you rather get married, Ms. Roney asked, "Detroit or Los Cabos?" But the swine flu has blighted its wedding appeal.

The Facebook comparison has blighted Twitter and its failure to grow, for example, and it is weighing on the minds of investors in newly public firm Snap, too.

From Schalke, it was exactly the sort of anaemic offering that has blighted their season throughout.