Sentence examples for a definitive mark from inspiring English sources
L.R.H.R. should be seen, Raine says, as a potential warning sign rather than a definitive mark of inevitable criminality.
He slashed through the Illinois kick coverage unit on a 94-yard touchdown burst that sent the Beaver Stadium crowd into hysterics and seemed to put a definitive mark on Penn State's victory.
As a result few of the programs came to fruition and fewer still left a definitive mark on the conflict.
No matter how many differences in the methods people to choose to becoming fluent in their target language, the opinion is almost universal that when you feel like you are 'thinking' in the language, this is a definitive mark of success.
(Einstein 2010, 325) And like Einstein, for many pantheists rejection of a personal deity is the definitive mark or most important element of their position.
Cytosine methylation is the definitive mark of epigenetic regulation in eukaryotes, but occurs only in the CpG context in insects [ 38].
Each one, however, has a definitive status, marked by its condition as either land "usurped" decades previously, recently recuperated, or at the center of current disputes, occupied day and night by a rotating guard of community members.
Mirroring those bloody extremes, the family in my novel lurches from extreme (monarchy) to extreme (Reign of Terror) to extreme (Napoleon) before a definitive showdown (Waterloo) marks the family forever.
But the reinforcements, and particularly their heavy weapons, may mark a definitive shift in the battle.
Over the summer he flirted with the idea, promoted by the vote leave campaign director Dominic Cummings, to hold two referendums to reassure undecided voters that the initial one would not mark a definitive break.
This feature, The Making of Pretty Polly (Observer Life, November 1994) offers a definitive portrait of Portillo, mark one, published the week before the controversial (and hastily scaled down) party to celebrate Portillo's ten years in the Commons.
