Sentence examples for scarred into from inspiring English sources

And while the memories I developed during the course of my weeklong, first-ever trip to Tel Aviv are pleasant and strong, the ones I concurrently made during my eight-hour-long, first-ever trip to Jerusalem are permanently scarred into my brain.

But the memory of those rampant price rises is so scarred into the minds of those who lived through them that some of the era's coping mechanisms live on.

Same goes for tattoos: Aren't you glad, in retrospect, that you never got that hand-drawn portrait of Tom DeLonge permanently scarred into your skin forever?

Long gone are the cloying, muddy pitches that lasted throughout the winter and were left scarred well into the spring, before developing bare patches on the hard, baked surfaces at the tail end of the season.

On the one instance their caution cracked, though, I spied two of them as they welcomed an old, facially scarred guy into their parlor, suggestively dressed in robes with a hint of nylon on their ankles.

On the one instance their caution cracked, though, I spied two of them as they welcomed an old, facially scarred guy into their parlour, suggestively dressed in robes with a hint of nylon on their ankles.

And so does your relationship with the shot of his son at 21, forehead scarred, looking defensively into the shutter.

Deeply scarred and limping into new elections, Kenya could be showing symptoms of post-traumatic stress on a large scale.

The alternative, one supposes, is Michael Haneke's The Time of the Wolf, a psychically scarring lurch into the darkness.

He scarred his hands, tripping into the dirt, pulling out hunks of wood, calling her name.

I am forced into depression, scarred by obscenities, war after war, but each war that I survive I am a step closer to a full awakening of self.