Sentence examples for marred to from inspiring English sources

A non-paid female partner was defined as women with whom the responded had sex but was not marred to and did not pay cash in exchange for sex in past 12 months.

However, the term "exotic" can be quite blurred and marred to the point where there really is no definite definition, and can refer to pretty well any breed in any country.

Since then, military coups, fixed elections and bitter political battles have marred attempts to stabilize the country.

Conversely, author Allen Metz commented that although the performance was tightly choreographed, the overall feel was marred due to the song's own "shortcomings".

It was enough to mar perfection, enough to cost her gold.

We might hope that an actual human will be standing on mars to watch this event, which we know about today in all kinds of lovely mathematical detail.

To evaluate the possible role of mARs in the evolution of prostate carcinoma, we correlated the presence or absence of mARs to the differentiation of the prostate carcinoma, estimating the Gleason's sum of each case on the corresponding H&E stained slide.

The accidents have marred what was to be a moment of rejuvenation for the city.

Hotel construction delays also marred a visit to New York for Alan Hart and his wife from Akron, Ohio.

Bloodshed marred efforts today to solidify a truce between Israelis and Palestinians.

That series was marred by injuries to Stoudemire and Chauncey Billups, who is no longer with the team.