Sentence examples for are always marked from inspiring English sources

"Yes the native ads are always marked.

There are always marked racial and ethnic variations.

The days after an inauguration are always marked by a spirit of optimism and well-wishing.

In three rhythmic patterns applied by these percussion groups to specific song types, the strong beats are always marked by the clappers.

She takes a similar upbeat moral from Thomas Kuhn, the great historian of science who noted that the periods between the breakdown of one system or theory and the entrenchment of another are always marked by an explosion of competing hypotheses.

The original edited letters are always marked in blue pencil.

Thus the departure from the pathway of principle is marked in this instance, as it is always marked, by confusion and injustice.

The French like to maintain that the outbreak of war is always marked by a poor vintage, and victory by a gloriously celebratory one.

He could journey to Afghanistan to spread and defend the faith, but he was always marked as the son of a Hadramut father and a Syrian mother.

In his subsequent work he embraced various approaches from myth to realism, from satire to love story but his tales were always marked by an impassioned humanism.

(Copy Number One is always marked for the Queen and is always dispatched first – even if Downing Street are screaming for theirs).