Sentence examples similar to a marked pause from inspiring English sources

The Nine Bagatelles for piano (played in the CD set by Horacio Gutiérrez), from 1999, and the Serenade No. 3 for piano and chamber orchestra (with Richard Goode and Gerard Schwarz conducting the Music Today Ensemble), from 1983, both have Mr. Perle's trademark love for brief, elegant, highly energized phrases separated by marked pauses.

It is a marked change from a year ago.

"You can get away with even quite a marked accent if you are an interesting enough speaker, with pitch and pace and pause in your delivery," she says.There is a strong business case for all this.

Sweden provided a marked contrast.

There was often a marked dramatic element.

I'm a marked man.

Then came a marked decline.

The skeptic was a marked man.

A marked second, unfortunately, is the atmosphere.

I was now a marked man.

"But it's a marked increase.