Sentence examples for not marred from inspiring English sources
The flying itself was not marred by any serious accidents.
His poetry is fresh and graceful and is not marred by unduly esoteric language.
And his economic platform was not marred by the aggressive nationalism of his opponent, Prabowo Subianto.
Their conversation, when not marred by disagreements in art matters, was full of references to literature and the news.
In the end, the summit may improve Iraq's image, if it is not marred by catastrophic attacks.
They will also "be calling on the DWP to run a system that is not marred by incompetence", Field said.
The trick for winemakers is to manage it so that it does not mar the wine permanently.
At the news conference earlier in the day, she urged that politics not mar the Sochi Games.
But this young-earth nonsense need not mar her understanding of, say, Oliver Cromwell or, indeed, much else in your period.
That folly by the Ivorian did not mar one of the most engrossing Champions League finals of modern times.
Fortunately, this does not mar the real ending, for which Tan's superb storytelling has amply prepared us.
