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She cannot love again; but she is not soured by her experience.
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And I am aware that I have been soured by prison indignities.
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Her disposition became soured by incessantly yielding to temptation, and she adds:-
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His bleak expression suggested someone already soured by the burdens of life.
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A beautiful beginning is now soured by alienation, betrayal, distrust and murder.
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But projects of vengeance are apprehended from these men, soured by misfortune.
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The roads are not soured by the slow process of the ooze drainage.
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The haughty spirit was soured by disappointment, the selfish nature embittered by defeat.
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But Heat got soured by the ugly departmental politics surrounding the whole process.
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Relations have been soured by the row over islands in the East China Sea.
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Barack Obama's view of Britain is soured by the former US president's part-Kenyan ancestry.
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She looked away, unwilling to have the strange joy she felt soured by morbidity.
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But one less tender than his own would have been less soured by it.
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Mr. Calhoun, soured by his successive failures, but not instructed by them, sought revenge.
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The milk is soured by the bacteria it contains.
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The woman was work-roughened and temper- soured by endless care and an unavailing struggle against poverty.
