Sentence examples for considered a mark from inspiring English sources

This level was considered a mark of restraint.

In some cultures it's considered a mark of the divine.

They should remember that fomenting schism has long been considered a mark of heresy.

Anyone with money is considered a mark — and few are more public than ballplayers.

As late as the 1970s, this was considered a mark of illiteracy and mental regression.

To have Lisa Jack shoot profiles of you was considered a mark of distinction, and Obama gladly accepted the offer.

Earlier, Hamas militants fired a more powerful rocket from Gaza into Israel, injuring no one but drawing new warnings of retaliation for what Israeli officials consider a marked escalation in the fighting.

(Mark Twain's lawyer hero, Pudd'nhead Wilson, was so named partly because he was considered a fool for studying "finger marks").

Any grade below a grade of C is considered a No Mark (NM) or a No Credit (NC); the class must then be repeated to get a passing grade.

A successfully filed petition — however illusory the prospect of justice — is considered a black mark on the bureaucratic record of the local officials accused of wrongdoing.

Once they were the indie-dance gatekeepers, a guest spot on one of their tracks considered a real mark of respect.