Sentence examples for that scarred from inspiring English sources

"But it was nothing that scarred me.

TWENTY years ago, stockmarkets experienced a severe sell-off that scarred the memories of all involved.

Will the Franco-era crimes that scarred Spain for two generations remain forever uninvestigated?

"If I can continue this project, it will help to heal over some of the cracks that scarred children's hearts, like the cracks that scarred the quake-stricken areas.

That was the lesson from the genocides and civil wars that scarred the last half of the past century.

His memories of Sudan are of the hatred and violence that scarred him from an early age.

In that case, unless there is intervention, this will become a decades-long war, like the one that scarred Lebanon.

Dozens of bunkers that scarred the streets of downtown Srinagar have been removed, lifting the sense of siege that has hung over the city for years.

Mr. Hatfield said at a Washington prayer breakfast in 1973 that it was time for repentance for the "sin that scarred the national soul".

For Canada, anything other than victory after Sunday's humiliating 5-3 defeat by the United States would have been a catastrophe that scarred the nation's psyche.

Growing up down there, and having friends from the program and from the streets die when I was twelve, thirteen — that scarred me.