Sentence examples for a mark of its from inspiring English sources

It is a mark of its idiosyncrasy that while the book contains an index of contributors, it has neither index nor table of contents to list those whose lives are chronicled.

The unrealistic nature of this literature is a failure by our standards; for 19th-century readers, it was a mark of its success.

This fund is up an impressive 120% over the last year, but a mark of its potential volatility is that it is 27% lower than five years ago.

In June, Qatar's national colors lit up the Empire State Building, in which it owns a stake, a mark of its punchy ambition.

To gear up for its next stage of growth, RapidMiner is also adding Yahoo's former chief data officer, Usama Fayyad, to its board, and is starting to hire in the U.S. The involvement of Open Ocean is strategically important for RapidMiner, both as a mark of its success so far, and also of how it can develop.

As a mark of its importance to the technology revolution the Pentagon is seeking, it is being called by a new name: the transformational satellite.

People close to the board said yesterday that the decision to name Mr. Parsons was not contested, a mark of his skill at managing its sometimes discordant factions.

"Therefore this weekend, with the full agreement of its sponsors and partners, and as a mark of respect, its cars will carry no logos relating to its commercial and technical partners.

After branding the gold jewelery with its logo on every piece, it has started using it as a mark of trust, thereby enhancing its resale value.

Hoptman clearly considered the echo, presenting the same number of painters — except that this group bodes little change in art anywhere, that being a melancholy mark of its pertinence today.

Two decades on, in a symbolic mark of its creeping corporate capture, the latest BBC trust chair, Rona Fairhead, has become embroiled in the tax dodging scandal that has engulfed HSBC, of which she is also a non-executive director.