Sentence examples for a deeper mark on from inspiring English sources

A long-serving justice can make a deeper mark on America than a president.

Except for Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, father of its revolution, no leader has left a deeper mark on Iran's 20th century landscape than Mohammed Mossadegh.

[Page C1.] Economists warned that Katrina was likely to leave a deeper mark on the national economy than previous hurricanes because of its profound disruption to the Gulf of Mexico's complex energy supply network.

The gold medalist, Buster Crabbe, would soon win fame and fortune in Hollywood, notably as a serial star in the roles of Buck Rogers and Flash Gordon yet Taris, in his sole movie appearance, left a deeper mark on the history of cinema.

This disjunction between political theory and reality would leave a deep mark on Machiavelli.

In the Financial Times, he writes: Brexit will make a deep mark on British life.

The subversive energy of The Servant left a deep mark on film and television for years.

"He left a deep mark on the history of French sports," said France's president, François Hollande.

"Paul Vernon left a deep mark on his brother's consciousness, and John Vernon has passed it on to his readers".

More broadly, the stoneyard left a deep mark on the group, who themselves, through hammer and chisel, left a mark on the physical city.

Their decisions to step down appeared to bring to an abrupt and painful end two careers at The Times that have left a deep mark on the newspaper.