Sentence examples for scarred through from inspiring English sources

No flat-topped, bolt-in-the-neck weirdo like Karloff, Jonny Lee Miller's astonishing Creature flops stark-naked, shaven-headed and grotesquely scarred through the vaginal flaps of Frankenstein's circular Leonardo-esque contraption as a latently beautiful man.

The transforming growth factor-β (TGF-β) signaling pathway promotes tissue fibrosis and scarring through SMAD (small mothers against decapentaplegic -dependent andecapentaplegic -dependentsms.

Although the cellular and molecular mechanisms behind repair and scar formation have yet to be fully elucidated, this study suggests that targeting the body's endogenous resolution mechanisms could provide a potential therapeutic route to promote repair and minimize scarring through modulation of leukocyte and stromal cell physiology.

I feel like this planet is so scarred already through human activity and I don't feel like I want to add more traces as an artist.

We can sift through our memories and count all the times the Olympics have come scarred but not broken through the worst of their afflictions.

On the rest of this cheeky EP Ms. Kelly is exuberantly scarred, drinking her way through betrayal on "Ex-Old Man" and drinking her way through letdown on "Drink Myself Out of Love With You".

"Why would you want to expose your skin to the dangers of something and go through the pain that I've been through and be scarred for life like I have?

A few had to walk on crutches through a landscape scarred and cratered by months of fighting.

They passed the old town depot, went through a park scarred with chain-link fences and heaps of dirt.

And this morning, when Mr. Lewis had his first opportunity to look out of a bus window and observe the blackened ruins that were his house in Los Alamos, he said he found himself plunging to an emotional nadir after the fire that has swept through the deeply scarred, austerely beautiful canyons here.

West Street runs like a scar through Lower Manhattan, cutting off the increasingly residential areas around Greenwich, Washington and John Streets from the Hudson River waterfront and its parks.