Sentence examples for dramatic marks from inspiring English sources

Going into the fifth season of The X-Files, series creator Chris Carter noted, "we knew we were going to be hitting these very dramatic marks which were the mythology episodes, and we wanted to lighten, or leaven, the season with quirky episodes".

The Centre Pompidou Málaga, housed in a futuristic-looking glass cube with red, yellow, blue and green squares on the city's marina, makes a dramatic mark on the skyline.

His goal is at least in part a revenant of what he holds dear and lost: a Japan comfortable in its traditional values and bolstered by military prowess and the international respect he sees as his nation's due.Well begun is half not doneThe first of the three arrows to make a dramatic mark was the monetary one.

How could there possibly be enough of it in the air to leave such a dramatic mark on Martian slopes?

It has very dramatic setbacks marked by buttresses and sculpture until you reach the top with its limestone detailing and its sculptural work.

That's because, by way of hyperbolic drama, he's looking at matters of gender and, for that matter, of surgical transformation, with a sincere seriousness and a large dramatic question-mark of soulful mystery.

Michael Tabor, one of 13 Black Panthers on trial here, cross‐examined the detective who arrested him for an hour in Criminal Court yesterday, in a dramatic confrontation mark ed by disputes over what really happened.

The market's dramatic selloff marked the worst performance in more than month on the heels of the previous session's drop after the Fed said the economy faced "significant downside risks" as it took another stab at boosting growth.

Boston didn't need any of the late-inning dramatics that marked the last three games, leading 6-0 aftwo two innings.

While it's still early days, Sirisena's dramatic win today marks a big win for democracy.

There has been a less dramatic, but still marked, drop in junk defaults.