Examples of 'be marred' in a sentence
Meaning of "be marred"
be marred: To be spoiled, damaged, or imperfect; often used to describe something negatively impacted or tarnished in appearance or quality
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Tintin revival could be marred by race debate.
I do not want their happiness to be marred.
Nothing will be marred by the corruptions of human relationships anymore.
Such lovely skin should not be marred.
The truth must not be marred by being communicated through defective utterance.
Otherwise your title may be marred.
But your term will be marred by shame and violence and blood.
First the appearance of the door may be marred.
The flattering effect will only be marred by my appalling paunch.
The woman 's continued relationship with the public will be marred.
Anxiety causes even necessary contact to be marred by lack of full attention.
If you should fail, the good name of this hospital will be marred.
Cause this suit is way too nice to be marred by holes and blood.
If she does not wear your jewelry worth some … thousands, her beauty will not be marred.
Faithful love Can not be marred by angry words or whims.
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Many international observers feared that the elections would be marred by violence.
Chris Brown will always be marred by his domestic violence against former girlfriend Rihanna.
Your reputation can be marred too.
The process continued to be marred by significant logistical, financial and procedural obstacles.
Let no good by thee be marred.
It could also be marred by record-low turnout.
I would hate for your anniversary to be marred in any way.
Should be marred by the rude intrusion of uncomfortable dissonance . ".
The bottles will be marred.
In other applications, product may be marred or scratched by the laced joint.
The transmissions of information between the card and the reader may be marred by errors.
Or would his love for her be marred by what happened to his brother?
Thousands, her beauty will not be marred.
Until we do, our national day will be marred by this conversation every year.
If He allowed anything imperfect into heaven, heaven would be marred.
East Timor continues to be marred by insecurity.
Logging operations in the region continued to be marred with controversy.
Thousands, her beauty will not be marred Leave the old jewelry for Chhoti.
Young lovers Hero and Claudio are to be marred in one week.
He allowed his life to be marred by an experience 40 years ago.
Oh, good . I would hate for your anniversary to be marred in any way.
The 16th week of child-bearing can be marred by such a disheartening diagnosis as missed abortion.
The imminent holiday period must not, as in other years, be marred by road accidents.
Come again? He allowed his life to be marred by an experience 40 years ago.
The rest of the first half would be marred by penalties.
You are allowing yours to be marred by a dental appointment in 1992.
A Krypton that will never again be marred in civil war.
Rebekah's homecoming would be marred by The Strix, who would descend.
If not, this sacred church will soon be marred with blood.
However, its record continues to be marred by human rights abuses.
I honor her incorruptible purity, which can not be marred by the winds of time.
Unfortunately, this happy time may be marred by the shadow of illness.
Gregory's thirteen-year tenure would be marred by this debate.
Cause this suit is way too nice to be marred by holes and blood . EXHALES.
This is a meaningful, once-in-a-lifetime occasion that can be marred by insensitive staff.
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It is marred with conflicting interests and interpretations
The election morning was marred by a serious incident
Which marred your otherwise perfect performance
