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The phrase "a mark of sin for" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing moral or ethical implications, particularly in religious or philosophical discussions.
Example: "In many cultures, certain behaviors are seen as a mark of sin for those who engage in them."
Alternatives: "a sign of wrongdoing" or "an indication of sinfulness."
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For some it is a mark of sin, for others a battle scar to flash with pride.
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They argue that ethical writings from the Byzantine world and from Catholic Europe never branded leprosy as punishment for sin; rather, theologians and moralists saw the disease as a mark of God's favor on those chosen for heaven.
ef6c12e4-75c1-46eb-b47e-b61f4cd985e4 By now, it has been well established that Corzine's former firm, MF Global, committed the sin of sins for a broker-dealer.
By now, it has been well established that Corzine's former firm, MF Global, committed the sin of sins for a broker-dealer.
This means that lower than expected revenue growth is something of a cardinal sin for the firm.
7. "A Touch of Sin".
"A Touch of Sin" is unrated.
Karmila: A: I am afraid of sin.
She envied the young nun, true enough — a new sin for her side of the ledger.
But the supporting cast makes up for a lot of sins.
His death was payback for a lifetime of sins.
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