Sentence examples for marred in from inspiring English sources

Her five years in office have been marred in the months since Freddie Gray's death, however.

But the time comes when these flowers fade, as the melody of poetry is marred in the changes of the years and of men's speech.

His 15 minutes of political fame as part of the campaign's top tier have been marred in recent days by comments he made endorsing an electrified border fence that could kill people trying to cross into the country illegally.

The opening ceremony was marred in the eyes of some when it emerged that the live broadcast had incorporated pre-recorded fireworks footage, and that a centrepiece song was lip-synched.

His apparently exemplary career had been marred in 1995 when he was implicated in the deaths of 11 suspected bank robbers, who were said to have been summarily murdered.

The British journalist George Augustus Sala's assessment is typical: it "is full of shrewd satire, not unmixed with humour, albeit marred in its very form and diction by an audacious irreverence which approaches blasphemy.

The national side famously imploded during a Euro 96 campaign marred by in-fighting among Guus Hiddink's squad. .

While rioting and pickpocketing occasionally marred executions in the public square in the 18th and 19th centuries, modern security and technology obviate this concern.

Trinidad has left a succession of careers unexpectedly marred, flattened in his wake.

Continued sunshine has marred skiing in lower Austrian resorts such as St Johann 10-40cmm) where only 7/18 lifts are running.

Little did we know that our tiny bit of perfection would be marred forever in just two short years.