Sentence examples for marred on from inspiring English sources

For some people, spirits are tarnished to the core, others are marred on the surface and no one is completely protected.

– Ashwin Seshagiri TechCrunch Disrupt Kicks Off With 'Inappropriate Presentations' Valleywag |  TechCrunch's hackathon was marred on Sunday by what editors called presentations that were misogynistic.

Rio de Janeiro's preparations for next year's Olympic Games were marred on Wednesday by a bloody confrontation between police and residents who resisted attempts to forcibly remove them from their homes near the stadium construction site.

Mr. Menem, who turns 71 next month, arrived at the courthouse today smiling and holding hands with his wife, Cecilia Bolocco, 36, a former Miss Universe whom he marred on May 26.

Judge Sotomayor's fine two days of testimony were marred on the third day when she said she didn't "know" Roe.

But the idea that God's agency is marred simply because the world contains bad presupposes that God's agency is in some marred on account of features of the options of choice rather than on account of God's orientation to what is valuable.

But a spat over what was to have been Israel's third and final land transfer to the Palestinians under the interim agreement of September has marred progress on the talks for a permanent peace.

The game was marred late on when Blackburn's DJ Campbell and Blackpool's Jack Robinson saw red after a melee.

We named this Drosophila gene sigmar (sal ivary glands marred), based on its loss-of-function phenotype described below.

He succeeded in neither with the biggest day of the year marred by an on-field unpunished sucker punch from Ipswich Jet Billy McConnachie, while the judiciary's inconsistent stance on punishing so-called shoulder charge offenders has left fans and players frustrated and confused.

The final moments of a dramatic Super Bowl were marred by an on-field fight involving several members of the Seattle Seahawks and New England Patriots.