Sentence examples for a noticeable mark from inspiring English sources

"Carrying a résumé of 28 R&B and 11 pop charters as the Moments, along with nine R&B and three pop charters as Ray, Goodman & Brown, this dual-named trio left a noticeable mark on contemporary soul music," Jay Warner wrote in "The Billboard Book of American Singing Groups".

To avoid the extra effort of having to remove and install the blade again, make a noticeable marking on the bottom side of the blade before removing it.

– stamps my pint glass with a barely noticeable mark of a crown!

"But they also, at least in our design, would leave a very noticeable mark on the tape.

The same clinical descriptions used in the State Department cable could also be found in declassified CIA documents released in 2009, which basically said that the torture of "war on terror" prisoners would not and should not leave any noticeable marks.

It was a noticeable black mark for the bank at the time, once known for avoiding many of the regulatory problems dogging its Wall Street peers.

Concealers are usually designed to cover up noticeable marks like cuts, scars, and so on, so they should work well for bruises, especially small ones.

The bristles should be stiff enough to leave noticeable marks, and the concrete should be soft enough to be shaped by them but hard enough to retain them (not sinking back together).

If another universe could induce a dark flow, it would've left a noticeable and telltale mark on the CMB, which astronomers simply haven't seen.

If these bodies were also to adopt the Brazilian position on interventions it could mark a noticeable step forward in the debate.

He has thrown the right some sops with endless crime bills, some of which have been dismissed by the Supreme Court.Beyond Canada's borders a more sharp-elbowed foreign policy, which Mr Harper sums up as "no longer just to go along and get along with everyone else's agenda", marks a noticeable departure from the Liberal era.