Sentence examples for soon marred from inspiring English sources

That inconvenient truth soon marred the whole script.

But BP's cleverly constructed public image was soon marred by disaster.

But the positive diplomatic feelings that resulted from that meeting were soon marred by an apparent coincidence.

KABUL, Afghanistan, Oct. 9 - Afghans turned out to vote in large numbers Saturday in their first presidential election, an event that was unexpectedly peaceful but soon marred by 15 candidates' declaring the election illegitimate because of what they said was widespread cheating and fraud.

Not that there will be much to look at: many hillsides will soon be marred by new rail lines, roads and tunnels, while others are being carved up to make room for still more towers.

The Jets are currently 9-15 in the Geno Smith era, which is most likely soon to be marred by a fired head coach, fired general manager, and one of the worst seasons in recent Jets history.

Indeed, we soon learn that the coat is marred by soot and that Pegeen herself is fatally flawed.

A photograph of Yousef taken soon after the incident shows his chest marred by a deep, purple bruise.

Our skyline is marred by a garish fluorescent pink umbrella, soon to be joined by electronic advertising on the roof of the Conde Nast building.

But, soon after its release, the tune and General Levy were marred by controversy and blacklisted from the scene.

Major retailers have been rapidly expanding their warehousing and distribution centres along central Scotland's motorway network, but controversy has marred previous regional assistance grants recipients in Scotland who have closed factories soon after their grants expired.