Sentence examples for continues to mark from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, that unassuming, seemingly straight borderline between two Papuas continues to mark the edge of countries, continents and conflicts.

"From the inexhaustible store of designs in her womb … she continues to mark every new finger with a stamp of individuality".

Mrs. Clinton's appearance signaled the continuation of the Democratic mourning process that has persisted since the election, even as drama continues to mark her campaign.

Meanwhile, the exquisite attention to manners and their implications that the court fostered makes for the psychological astuteness that continues to mark French art — as, for instance, in the films of Eric Rohmer.

As the nation continues to mark the 150th anniversary of the Civil War, we must remember that even though we celebrate emancipation as the end of chattel slavery, the policies that enacted it were failures.

Meanwhile, the exquisite attention to manners and their implications that the court fostered makes for the psychological astuteness that continues to mark French art as, for instance, in the films of Eric Rohmer.

Exhibitions and conferences across the globe continue to mark the 100th anniversary of the Ballets Russes.

However, individual clergy and parishes could decide whether they wished to continue to mark the day.

Today the elections and deaths of popes continue to mark our inner calendars.

A taste for his music continued to mark one as a philistine.

Her elegant wit and keen insight into human behaviour continue to mark her out today.