Sentences with phrase «scars for»

Recent studies confirm that dogs confined in puppy mills for breeding purposes demonstrate impaired health and diminished welfare and carry emotional scars for years.

Many of Milgram's volunteers carried painful psychological scars for years after being lead to believe (however briefly) that they had been responsible for someone else's injury or death.

The process scars him for life but also unlocks extreme regenerative powers.

no matter what I have tried they take forever to go away & I scar really easy so then I am left with the scars for weeks or months.

I just started using essential oils and I'm looking for the best recipe for acne and the scars for my son.

I've been dealing with incredibly dark acne scars for years, they even show through my makeup.

And when they are excluded so early on they can carry the scars for the rest of their lives.

From their hospital beds, both quickly forgave opponents who meant no harm, but who will bear deep emotional scars for the rest of their lives.

The experience can be scarring, but the likes of former Man City midfielder Jeff Whitley, whose career was curtailed by alcoholism, appear to be happy to bear those scars for the benefit of others: «I'd like to give something back, to give a little hope and strength to somebody else.

It will lead to bullying in schools and cause many scars for many people but the hate fillled christians turn their backs on this of course.

Now a report by TD Economics says they may be scarred for life.

It's no secret that the recession has had a lasting effect on the entire nation, but some experts believe that for late teens and young adults, in particular, the recession could have scarred them for life.

I have also been hurt by the church in the past and it scarred me for a number of years but in due time God's grace is what got me through, not my own doing.

Scarred for life.

Of course I would personally be scarred for having an abortion but I would also be thankful that someone can offer me a child.

Hasker's third proposition is that for the problem of divine non-intervention to be a real problem, «we must be able to identify specific kinds of cases in which God morally ought to intervene but does not» Many critics of (traditional) theism probably already have a more or less vague list of such cases, which might include genocidal events, such as the Nazi holocaust and the Rwandan massacre; wars; large - scale natural disasters; conditions of chronic poverty, in which millions of children die from starvation or are permanently stunted because of inadequate protein; the sexual molestation of children, which often leaves them psychologically scarred for the rest of their lives; death preceded by long, painful illnesses, such as cancer or AIDS, or by mind - destroying conditions, such as Alzheimer's disease; and the kinds of events described by Dostoyevski, such as the soldier using his pistol to get a mother's baby to giggle with delight and then blowing its brains out.

«Scarred for life» doesn't even begin to describe it.

And you hit the nail on the head with «Scarred for life doesn't even begin to describe it.»

This soup looks incredible, and when I saw the word «childhood,» I knew exactly where you were going — cream of mushroom is THE food of youth for me (save for bologna and mayo sandwiches, which scarred me for life, so nevermind).

I saw these horrible videos as a child where they did very bad things to kitty cats and it scarred me for life!

PS: Back to the whole «being scarred for life by a chunky kale smoothie thing», if you have a great kale smoothie recipe you'd like to share, I'd love some recommendations!

I usually don't like correcting people but reading your comment made me think of Wenger getting sucked and scarred me for life.

I've sat here, and I've had plenty of time to think about it, and I know some abused kids have been scarred for life....

Arsene Wenger would later state that he was «scarred for life» by that result.

One of us could have been scarred for life.

My first visit to the Potteries scarred me for life — a 5 - 0 loss.

Some kids are bullied and escape unscathed, while others are scarred for life.

I am so scared that she is being scarred for life by this and I am helpless being stuck at work all day and feeling terribly guilty about not being able to be home for her.

I was sure that I would make the wrong choice and terrified that it would scar him for life.

It can be an awful moment that is scarring for some moms, so it's OK to allow yourself to grieve.

They present themselves as kind health professionals, they get paid for entering your body and then they leave you emotionally dead and scarred for life.

They will probably be scarred for life.

Crying for a few minutes will not scar them for life (despite what the hardcore APers have to say about it).

Frankly, I was afraid we'd scarred him for life but thankfully the next ride on this list is a short sprint away and seemed to erase the ghosts and goblins from his psyche.

I knew he wouldn't be scarred for life due to our parenting style.

I will be scarred for life by the very graphic conversation my husband's grandma had with us about how to have intercourse.

Up until 6 months old, though, babies don't have any memories, so it's not like they'd be scarred for life and remember it.

How do I teach this to them without scarring them for life?

«I'm scarred for life,» my fiancé told me after I asked him how long it took for him to get over his vasectomy.

I dread the day she finds out for my own sanity cuz she is gonna be scarred for life!!!! But let me tell you... Christmas has turned in to a pain in the ass!!!! I've got ta bribe my 11 year - old to go along w / it and he's back to getting a present from «SANTA»!!!!! uggghhhh!!!! I already told my husband that our future last kid is screwed cuz I'm not playing this game anymore!!!! LMAO!!!! If you figure out a way you're gonna let T down easy in the future, give me the heads up, okay?!!!! LOL

He had a lightning bolt scar for a few days like Harry potter.

That three year old who wants to kick your seat would be SCARRED FOR LIFE if he turned and saw you wearing this.

But remember this as you're sitting outside her door, thinking you're the worst parent in the world: Crying won't hurt her in the long run, nor will she be scarred for life by this process.

totally gonna be scarred for life and end up lying on a shrinks couch when I'm 40 g saying «and after the stroller she tried to give me non organic grape juice»

All television (nay, all the world) should look more like Sesame Street and, let's face it, dudes: if Big Bird can observe a breastfeeding mother in person without being scandalized and scarred for life, I'm pretty sure television audiences of all ages can handle it.

That's not to say your child will be emotionally scarred for life if he endures a horrific experience.

Babies are constantly growing and changing, so most of the things baby experiences will most likely not scar them for life.

Breasts are particularly always hidden from children because seeing breasts will leave them thinking breasts are a normal body part for women scar them for life.

No one ever knew, but I obsessed about what I would feed her, how it would effect her if she had to cry for a few minutes while I went to the bathroom, whether or not she would be scarred for life if I needed a few hours away and Dad gave her a bottle of pumped milk.

I was terrified that it would ruin the baby's trust in me, ruin our relationship, scar her for life, etc..