Sentence examples for a mark of quality from inspiring English sources

You see, being influential isn't necessarily a mark of quality.

The very name was a mark of quality.

"From executive producers Tyra Banks and Ashton Kutcher …": truly a mark of quality and integrity.

Are overseas investors a mark of quality, or a drain on our economic potential?

Here branding is important because famous labels are considered a mark of quality and consideration.

"When a record comes from Island it's still a mark of quality," reflects Boot.

"Many of the poets felt it was a mark of their quality, of their black and Hispanic quality, if they didn't put a lot of emphasis on technique," she said.

It was perhaps a mark of the quality of the day that the Rolls stole it.

Watford's equaliser was worked across the box by Anya into the path of the outstanding Almen Abdi, whose driven shot into the top corner was a mark of genuine quality.

Milne isn't particularly known for his nonsense words, so to have at least one, if not two, words still very much alive and woozling in the public consciousness so long after they were introduced is a mark of their quality.

Not that Oscars are a mark of true quality, but in this case the Academy did itself proud, because the movie won six (including Best Picture and, for Mankiewicz himself, Best Director and Best Screenplay) and was nominated for eight more — tellingly, two for Best Actress (Bette Davis and Anne Baxter) and two for Best Supporting Actress (Celeste Holm and Thelma Ritter).