Sentence examples for are so marked from inspiring English sources

The choice of Mr. Olson makes this point sensationally because his legal accomplishments are so marked by ideology.

The provisions that do make it to market, residents say, are so marked up that many people cannot afford them.

The similarities between the two are so marked that it is not impossible that the artist worked in both mediums.

Although violence against women by strangers remains flat, and violence against men continues to fall, the rises are so marked they fuel an overall rise in violent crime.

Most of his works executed from 1883 to 1884 on are so marked by a new discipline that art historians have grouped them under the title the "Ingres" period (to signify their vague similarity to the technique of J.-A.-D. Ingres) or the "harsh," or "dry," period.

Namely, that there are few industries whose fortunes are so marked by boom and bust as the chip industry".

One of the players whose progress has been so marked over recent years has been Paul Pogba.

The improvements and the ensuing neatness and confidence were so marked that it set me thinking.

She said the difference between the two had never been so marked".

I did want to examine that interface between politics and personality which is so marked in her case.

Furthermore, my English was so marked by a Yiddish accent that I was often mistaken for a recently arrived immigrant.