Sentence examples for a definite mark from inspiring English sources
"Spending on infrastructure is one thing you should do," he said, "but there was an excessive desire to leave a definite mark on the landscape, when you can do just as much good for the economy by keeping a teacher employed".
I've spoken to many artists, including Gregory Porter, who say that playing the Playboy Jazz Festival is a definite mark of achievement.
The setting time was defined as the time at which the indenter failed to leave a definite mark on the sample surface.
Summer love can be liberating because, since there is a definite end mark, it can take away the pressure of worrying about what will become of this relationship.
In stating this I am thinking less of the fact that there are no absolutely definite marks than that temperature, pressure and other circumstances modify the laws relating to position.
He is describing the Scandinavian model, and its introduction in the UK would mark a definite shift in the relationship between boards and shareholders.
Despite the nearly identical name, Accel's Big Data Fund 2 will mark a definite shift in focus from the firm's first big data fund, partner Jake Flomenberg said in a phone call today.
"It marked a definite new era for the organization, a definite new direction".
But I think of obituaries as a world of brightness rather than shadow, and never as marking a definite end either of searching or of life.Back to top>>WednesdayON WEDNESDAYS we're not encouraged to go out.
From that date forward he expended much time and energy and huge sums of money in experimental research, in acquiring "secret" books, in the construction of instruments and of tables, in the training of assistants, and in seeking the friendship of savants activities that marked a definite departure from the usual routine of the faculty of arts.
