Sentence examples for marred as from inspiring English sources

For example one said, A lot of doctors are really marred, as far as your attendance is concerned.

The game was as penalty marred as it was defensive oriented.

In that case, even after the rosiest of political settlements, Afghanistan's security would be as marred as Iraq's is today.

The process of scanning loan files for flaws was marred as some consultants farmed out work to contractors who had to navigate a bureaucratic maze.

The far larger competing crowds were marred, as the Brothers were quick to point out, by sexual assaults, a scourge of demonstrations since the 2011 revolution.

He was declared the winner of that election, which was initially certified by some international observers as free and fair but later marred as reports of considerable fraud emerged.

As recently as a decade ago, farms in the Midwest were commonly marred — at least as a farmer would view it — by unruly patches of milkweed amid the neat rows of emerging corn or soybeans.

Thus, actin reorganization is a pivotal response of cells to activation of mARs, as well as to effects on apoptosis, cell death and aging [ 13, 48– 52].

If the ballerina excuses her fall in the middle of the dance by saying that she intended it, the dance is just as marred aesthetically as if she had fallen accidentally.

But growing corruption and oppression have marred Jubilee celebrations, as well as the legacy of the president.

Several stories offer flashback images of young boys hungry for paternal love who meet instead with ridicule and bullying, like the boys in "Railroad Incident" whose flesh Means describes as "marred and bruised and burned with hard little bull's-eyes from the butts of Dad-held cigarettes".