Sentence examples for as marks from inspiring English sources

Here they all are – not as portraits, but as marks.

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.

Certain motifs seem theoretically impractical as marks, but on the printed page they have a sort of logic.

They were often large and held by bearers, and they served as marks of honour and authority for the wearer.

The epigenome itself is controlled by agents that add or subtract chemical groups, known as marks, to its proteins.

Yet some say standards are not as high as marks suggest, and that the universities and technical colleges are not producing as many graduates as the economy requires.

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.

His clan's ruthlessness and fervent Islam were seen then as marks of courage and faith on the part of men Ronald Reagan called freedom fighters.

In the Han dynasty (206 bce–220 ce) these ivory tablets came to be considered as marks of rank and were required for formal dress.

This poses a major challenge for institutions that judge candidates on a tariff score system, allowing students to use AS marks to top up their Ucas score.