Sentence examples similar to finest mark from inspiring English sources

Lights dimming around oversized screens is one of America's finest marks of unity.

Could there be a finer mark of our civilisation than the basic etiquette and discipline that the roundabout assumes and achieves with such unfussy ingenuity?

The fines mark the first time a French court has pronounced on the niqab ban, the controversial law backed by Nicolas Sarkozy that bans women wearing full-face veils from all public places.

Microscopically, the enamel surface appeared smooth and polished with stripes and striations compatible with protrusion and lateral occlusal movements; it also showed many furrows of variable sizes and fine scratch marks.

Each fine (marked with an M for misericordia) is recorded in the left margin.

The massive fine marks the latest clash between European regulators and American tech companies.

The fine marks the FCC's largest data security action ever.

The fine marked the second time in about a year that regional regulators have needled Google for its business practices.

The fine marks the latest strike by commissioner Margrethe Vestager on American companies deemed to have violated EU antitrust law.

The fines marked the second time in as many months that Soto was in charge of a campaign fined by the Office of Campaign Finance.

Admittedly, the supply of ball to Donaghy was reduced during the rest of the contest but Rodgers still did a fine marking job on the All-Star.