Sentence examples for certainly marked from inspiring English sources

Dustin Hoffman's meticulously prepared performance in "Rain Man" (1988) almost certainly marked the cultural tipping point.

The 2008 auction, then, almost certainly marked the top in terms of Hirst's auction prices.

Her experience, though certainly marked by more success than that of most home-schooled students, is very similar nonetheless.

But if he is anything but his predecessor, that suits Mr Schröder just fine.Mr Lafontaine's sudden exit has certainly marked an extraordinary reversal of fortune for Mr Eichel.

This is not to say that these candidates, all three, didn't face gender-inflected criticism or, in fact, dish it out themselves (Fiorina sniped about Boxer's hair); their campaigns were certainly marked by their gender.

That contrast between the dinosaur unionism of stereotype – fond of "constructive dialogue", forever counting down the days to the annual conference and the Christmas social – and the aggressive campaign run by 3Cosas is certainly marked.

"You can certainly mark it as related".

India's general election, in May, will almost certainly mark the 81-year-old's retirement.

Mr Bolton's departure will certainly mark a change of style in America's UN operations.

The survival of a large-scale mural tradition certainly marks Italy off from the north.

However, on the path to a fully renewable future, this certainly marks a significant milestone".