Sentence examples for were not marred from inspiring English sources
The phrase "were not marred" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to indicate that something remained unspoiled or undamaged, often in a figurative sense. Example: "Despite the challenges they faced, their friendship were not marred by misunderstandings."
One report that was published several years ago by the Law Society noted that client expectations were not marred by working with senior partners who worked 3-days a week.
It has fuelled speculation of a delay to make sure the Olympic games in August were not marred by a food scare.The government of Gansu province in China's west says it told the Ministry of Health on July 16th about an unusual upsurge of kidney stones among infants who had all drunk the same brand of milk.
The flying itself was not marred by any serious accidents.
His poetry is fresh and graceful and is not marred by unduly esoteric language.
And his economic platform was not marred by the aggressive nationalism of his opponent, Prabowo Subianto.
In the end, the summit may improve Iraq's image, if it is not marred by catastrophic attacks.
They will also "be calling on the DWP to run a system that is not marred by incompetence", Field said.
Here, the female prison is not marred by abuse; it is a place of sorority, albeit of a tenuous kind.
They claim to be "pushing for a referendum campaign that is not marred by inaccuracies and twisted logic".
For over a year, I have been calling on members of the Obama administration to make sure the final act of this war is not marred by betrayal.
The monitors said the first round was not marred by the kind of government meddling and outright fraud that occurred in 2004.
