Sentence examples for a mark of true from inspiring English sources

That would be a mark of true leadership.

Of course, classical bonsai artists also create illusions of landscape; that's a mark of true mastery.

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 Celestee Holm and Thelma Ritter).

Checkpoint-Dome9 and CyberArk-Vaultive were notable because both acquirer and acquiree were Israeli — a mark of true market maturity.

The X10 is proudly manufactured in Japan, and as a mark of true quality, it prominently features the words "made in Japan" along the rear of the chassis near the viewfinder.

In short, to some measure, what you place on your calendar determines your future -- you are establishing the rhythm and route your life will follow for the year ahead, so doing it mindfully is a mark of true wisdom.

It's a mark of a true genius that he's always right – even when he's hopelessly wrong.

Why is he not interested in practising defensive dead-ball situations?" Raphael Honigstein's March 2011 blog on his time at Bayern begins like this: It's a mark of a true genius that he's always right – even when he's hopelessly wrong.

That was a mark of cult work, true to his private spirit, but not close to the public pulse.

For although his new novel has all of the features of period costume drama inserted within a contemporary story, marked by quite complex themes of selfhood and identity, it nevertheless unfolds with a quietness and self-effacement that is the mark of true confidence in a storyteller.

It's easy to blame failure on a changing world, but the mark of true leadership is to assess the changes and adjust policies accordingly.