Sentence examples similar to a mark that existed from inspiring English sources

The part of the mark that exists — looking at times like a phase of the moon — must be extrapolated.

It concludes with a quotation by Felix GonzAboveTorres: "allvelsel else, it is about leaving a mark that I existed: I was here.

How can it be that a defence exists for an assault on a toddler (as long as it doesn't leave a mark) that doesn't exist for an assault on a grownup?

Fig. 3 Diagram showing all the character changes (represented by slash marks) that exist between distantly related animals.

For Koreans, since Christmas was already heavily associated with romance and young couples sharing Christmas cakes together when the film premiered here in the winter of 2006, it hit a mark that simply doesn't exist in the West in quite the same way, since Christmas has long been associated with quiet time spent with family.

But the question marks about this young side that existed before the Chile game remain.

Note that their names in the Ancestral gene numbering system are not consecutive simply because that system refers to the gene order that existed at the point marked "WGD" in figure 1, which has some rearrangements relative to the gene order that existed in the common ancestor of the Kluyveromyces/Eremothecium/Lachancea clade (Gordon et al. 2009).

Ten years later, any consensus that existed about the appropriate role of religion in public ceremonies marking a monumental American trauma has fallen apart.

Is that a category that exists?

It's a reality that exists.

"There is a gaping hole that exists.