The rail-thin Thomassin, all angles and scars and wounded bravado behind his scruffy mustache, and Beaugrand, a tall, pale beauty who hunches her shoulders and bows her head and peers out from beneath her brow through a floppy lock of hair, energetically tangle and trade etched phrases and aggressive silences in fluid long takes that seem composed of a series of sculptural tableaux.

NEWYORKER: Just Anybody

We are all carrying subprime scars, and to make matters worse the days of regular dividend increases every other quarter are over, at least for a while.

FORBES

We still have many real pros from another era, with all their reporting and editing scars.

FORBES: Journalism's New Wave

Despite her injury and the mental scars that went with it, she plunged back into the fray, covering countless wars and upheavals all over the Middle East and elsewhere.

BBC: Jim Muir's tribute to Marie Colvin