scarred

IPA: skˈɑrd

Examples of "scarred" in Sentences

The movie scarred the boy for life.
The election was scarred with irregularities.
I was scarred at the rate of reduction of size.
Aya is deeply scarred by the incident and refuses to eat.
His square hands, scarred from the mines, move as he speaks.
My family is still scarred from the war you got us into in Iraq.
It will not improve the appearance of scarred skin, nor minimize the scars.
Obama is scarred from the primary battle, but it may have left him more prepared for the clashes to come against McCain.
VW executives remain scarred by an attempt in the 1980s to Americanize Rabbits produced at a VW plant in Westmoreland County, Pa., with cheaper interiors and a softer suspension.
But I am very proud of every penny of my taxes that go to the rehabilitation and care of those who return home physically and/or mentally damaged and scarred from the experience.
From the dark skinned Grandfather who I never met, an alcoholic baker, from the Grandmother traumatised by “The Troubles”, from the Mother with skin scarred by burns, serving time in a hospital which rewarded her with diphtheria and isolation.
Obviously many people are scarred from the mortgage crisis they're facing and I think we often make the mistake to think that we can teach the traditional texts of financial literacy -- like teaching young people how to open a checking account -- as though that somehow will make a difference.