Sentence examples for as mark of from inspiring English sources
We call the first set as Mark of Zorro on positive orientation and the second set as Mark of Zorro on negative orientation (Figure 5).
"Copycat" films financed, or partially financed, by German production companies included Mark of the Devil (1970), with Herbert Lom and Udo Kier, (1970), directed by Jesus Franco and starring Christopher Lee, and Hexen geschändet und zu Tode gequält (1973), released in the U.S. years later on video as Mark of the Devil Part II.
Surrender all, comparing your best to Him, realizing that every ordinary thing gets old and cracks-up: The Bible says you will receive a crown of life -- and that in Heaven you shall wear a crown, but that you will lay it down at God's throne as mark of surrender.
For decades, mainline churches (imperfectly) endorsed an unofficial social contract that valued fairness, decency and gradual reform as marks of the ethical life.
It is just not quite as marked as that of Chelsea under Conte.
At their best they also trigger emotions we prize as marks of great art.
Germans place a greater premium on doctorates than Americans do as marks of distinction and erudition.
They were often large and held by bearers, and they served as marks of honour and authority for the wearer.
Both actions, deplored by critics of Israel all over the world, were seen as marks of admirable resolve by friends of Israel in the United States.
But one needs to be careful about seeing visits from ghosts, no matter how friendly, as marks of character, especially when they begin to crowd the room.
