Sentence examples for considered a mark of 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.

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.

(It was considered a mark of his political sensitivity and maturity that Miliband was trusted by both Blair and Brown).

It was the fourth-consecutive week that those unemployment claims were below the crucial 400,000 mark, a level considered a sign of a lackluster labor market.

MY Italian forbears might be pleased that their descendants could make a living without a set of masonry tools, but I've long considered it a mark of shame that I never learned how to handle a trowel.

Korda, who celebrated his 72nd birthday at an exhibition of his work at the National Gallery in London, said: "I have always considered it a mark of disrespect for the picture to be used without my permission and without me being credited as the author.

This in turn suggests that H3K14ac, which is generally considered as a mark of active promoters along with other acetylation marks, can also mark inactive promoters, although to a lesser extent.

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