Sentence examples for marred four from inspiring English sources

His public profile rose, and was marred, four years later when he led the organizing committee of the 1968 Olympic Games in Mexico City, which he orchestrated as a showcase of Mexico's modernization and the government's posture as a nonaligned power during the cold war.

Sauces also marred two otherwise stellar openers.

Poor acoustics marred "Twelve Ophelias," and uncooperative weather rained out several performances of "The Confidence Man".

The $100 million atrium the exchange had considered building across Broad Street was scrapped after preservationists complained that it would have altered a famous intersection and marred two landmark buildings.

What marred two different evenings (it wasn't a problem at lunch) was the service, the worst I have experienced in years, bar none.

As I noted in a story this week, horse racing is a deeply troubled sport, with a shrinking fan base and a battered reputation, owing partly to disturbing incidents that marred two of the last three Triple Crown series.

"We applaud the Environmental Protection Agency for requiring the long-overdue cleanup of pollution from this dirty coal plant, which for decades has harmed human health and marred one of the nation's iconic national parks, the Grand Canyon," he said.

Sauces marred two otherwise fine picks: pork chops in a way-too-sweet honey-bourbon barbecue sauce, and grilled swordfish under a heavy dollop of hoisin that tasted as though it were poured straight from the jar.

Opponents say the development would mar one of New York's signature neighborhoods.

McFarlane lost a son and a cousin in the attack; bullet holes and splattered blood still mar one of her upstairs bedrooms.

McDowell endured a disastrous second round, which included three birdies, but was marred by two bogeys and four double bogeys.