Sentence examples for a marked move from inspiring English sources

In a marked move away from his usual workwear – James Righton is the singer in Klaxons, a band who pioneered mid-noughties nu-rave and remain wholly unafraid of metallics – Keira Knightley's now-husband went for a smart, bespoke navy suit probably created by the Chanel atelier for their low-key wedding in Mazan, France.

"Nevertheless, the ECB will likely have been hoping that inflation would actually edge a little higher in June following a marked move back up in German inflation," he added.

Furthermore, the recent marked move back up in oil prices has pushed consumer price inflation back up, thereby diluting hopes of improving consumer purchasing power.

He's played with a marked and moving intensity by Wesley Snipes, a middle-aged actor who recently served two and a half years in prison (for tax evasion).

He's played — with a marked and moving intensity — by Wesley Snipes, a middle-aged actor who recently served two and a half years in prison (for tax evasion).

The masculine title role is sung by a woman (here the mezzo-soprano Elena Sommer, singing the German text with a marked Russian accent), whose voice moves between speech and song.

An odorant solution was introduced on the tip of a cotton wool swab wedged between the plug and the wall of the vial and, following a 15-s acclimatization period, the number of flies that moved to a marked compartment 3cm from the bottom of the tube was recorded at 5-s intervals.

For Andersen, such a move would be a marked change in strategy, said Arthur W. Bowman, editor of Bowman's Accounting Report.

The move would be a marked departure from the firm's past strategy of banking on Boston Market, Chipotle Mexican Grill and Donatos Pizzeria restaurants for future growth opportunities in the mature fast-food market.

For m>2, there is a marked decrease of radioactivity as we move away from the centre of gravity whereas, with smaller values of m, the plateau zone where radioactivity equals that of the centre of gravity is longer (fig. 7a, b).

She painted mainly still lifes and landscapes, in which her efforts to move toward realism reveal a marked weakening in the quality of her painting.