Sentence examples for be a finer mark from inspiring English sources

Could there be a finer mark of our civilisation than the basic etiquette and discipline that the roundabout assumes and achieves with such unfussy ingenuity?

"He's a fine man.

It was a fine way to mark an anniversary of sorts.

Mr. Gilliam is a fine filmmaker, but Mr. Marker's haunting little movie, made in 1962, got to the story first and, it could be said, more inventively and compellingly.

It is a fine time to make a mark on English cricket.

Sunderland assured top-flight survival on Wednesday but victory was a fine way for the Swans to mark Garry Monk being appointed manager on a permanent basis.

Mark-to-market is a fine idea for an outfit that owns another firm's stock or wheat options or derivatives.

Kiss marks are okay, but there is a fine line between "flirty" and "overt".

The border of the limbal dermoid was marked using a fine marking pen after anterior segment B-scan showed superficial corneal involvement.

With a title like "And All the Question Marks Started to Sing," there is much room for the imagination, and that's a fine thing.

That's a fine idea.