Sentence examples for all the marks from inspiring English sources

This year's Umbrella bears all the marks of director Emma Gladstone's jauntily experimental spirit.

At 163 minutes Cloud Atlas carries all the marks of a giant folly, and those unfamiliar with the book will be baffled.

As the younger couple, Beverlee McKinsey and Richard Easton tone in perfectly and Alan Schneider's direction has all the marks of firm, well-tested running-in.

BOL has all the marks of a service built in haste.The Economist tested the rivals by buying a current bestseller, "A Brief History of the Future", by John Naughton.

But viewed in a larger historical context, birthers share obvious ties to traditional right-wing assaults on previous Democrats, and birthers have all the marks of a GOP Noise Machine creation.

Not all the marks, though, are from fatal encounters.

The pottery of the Indus cities has all the marks of mass production.

Its sides, he said, had all the marks of flintknappers' work.

Didn't this have all the marks of a crime of passion?

So what?" "Well, all the marks mean something so you can read them".

Buried beneath decades of yellowed varnish and poor retouching were all the marks of Velázquez's hand.