Sentence examples for scarred enough from inspiring English sources

The state of Vermont is scarred enough, says Mr Rogers, who can already clearly see another mobile tower on a ridge a few miles away.Similar disputes are breaking out across America.

A village scarred enough by Sept. 11 to have its own 9/11 memorial beneath the railroad tracks that link it like an umbilical cord to Manhattan knew better than to ask why.

Thankfully, somebody pointed out that having Bambi's mom die offscreen in literally the first scene of the movie was scarring enough for the average American family.

Longfellow himself was burned on his own face and was scarred badly enough that he began growing a beard to hide it.

Maybe she means she made her scene, the one in which she mentally scarred Johnny Black enough that his dick went into hibernation?

Roll Deep are pop enough to bring in guest female vocalist Alex Mills for some garagey melodies, but battle-scarred enough to freestyle through the technical hitches that keep threatening to bring the show to a halt.

Paul did not find it easy that all of his compositions were accredited to Lennon-McCartney, and it psychologically scarred him that not enough people know he wrote Yesterday all by himself, in the gents' toilets of Abbey Road Studios when he was a bit stoned.

Enzensberger (born 1929) and Kluge (born 1932) were just old enough to be scarred by it.

Yes, you're free to express yourself outside the straight and narrow of accepted laws and norms, but you're more likely to succeed if you're an escaped convict with a few menacing scars and enough ammo to last until kingdom come.

I am scarred by it but not scared enough to quit".

The rise of Podemos is easy enough to understand in a country scarred by unemployment, spending cuts and corruption scandals.