Sentence examples for would be scarred from inspiring English sources

Some wondered whether the soft-spoken Australian would be scarred for life.

Then the site would be scarred and broken and in these broken places thistles would grow.

And while Americans, I am sure, would rush to predict that those French kids — toilet-trained at 18 months and learning to color within the lines soon afterwards — would be scarred for life, I'm not so sure.

I was scared that I would never find another nanny, that I could never leave my kids with anyone new, that I could never go to work again, that my career was over or that I would find a new nanny, but my kids would be scarred by the revolving nanny door in our lives.

If Carell had pursued a career as a lawyer, something he once considered, "Then I'd be scarred and bitter," he said.

And who wouldn't be scarred by repeated viewings of the Brady Bunch?

"When I was little my mother taught me I could do anything and I wouldn't be scarred by racism," Ms. Rashad said later in the press room.

I figured out a way of doing it so that I drew a lot of blood but I wouldn't be scarred for life.

Girls whose futures would otherwise be scarred by forced prostitution and drug use could follow a different path if states make funds available to them for education or employment programs.

Prosecutors in Salt Lake City said that the woman, Melissa Ann Rowland, 28, said that she would rather lose the babies than be scarred by the surgery.

"It's not a bad thing if you're the person prescribing the product, but if you're the one with the problem, oh my God," said Ms. Garry, who added that she thought she would have been "scarred for life" had she appeared in a spot for Depends undergarments, which she auditioned for.