Sentence examples for a greater mark from inspiring English sources

Full of stories, sneers, passions and dreams, they make a greater mark on history than a tweet.

But he began to make a greater mark as the label's combination producer and talent scout, bringing in Ms. Peebles and others.

Other rookies — particularly Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls and O. J. Mayo of the Memphis Grizzlies — have carved an early niche and made a greater mark on their team.

However, he left a greater mark as an enabler, in charge of two of Britain's most important cultural institutions, the Edinburgh International Festival, from 1979 to 1983, and Radio 3, where, from 1985 to 1995, he also planned the annual seasons of Promenade concerts.

Although only one bomb fell on the Tower of London in the First World War (it landed harmlessly in the moat), the Second World War left a greater mark.

It's a great mark of our democracy that RT is free to do so here.

He said: "It is very nice, it is a great mark of the players' concentration, how relentless they have been to keep going.

"Kolo was outstanding on the night and it is a great mark of his professionalism that he can come in and play as well as he did," said Rodgers.

But the history of 20th-century women who made a great mark on culture would be poorer, too, and we shouldn't expect such women to be containable or easy to define.

That's not a great mark, but there is reason to be enthusiastic about Stoudemire's effect, especially because the Knicks' threesome of front-line stars is now dominating together on offense.

Overshadowed by his father, competent but underwhelming as a minister and shadow minister, high-minded and ascetic in his habits, Benn had seemed set to go through a political life without leaving a great mark.