Sentence examples for finest marks from inspiring English sources

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

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.

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?

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.

The border of the limbal dermoid was marked using a fine marking pen after anterior segment B-scan showed superficial corneal involvement.

Watermarks: Remove the protective finish; rub the marks with fine grade steel wool.

Holding up a hand mirror, she discerned the first fine "claw marks" of age in its glass.

In June 1986, the priest was convicted of sexually abusing minors and given an 18-month suspended sentence with five years of probation, fined 4,000 marks and ordered to undergo therapy.

Seen up close they have the fine hatch marks that Italian masters used to achieve detail in tempera.

The Jewish community was fined one billion marks to pay for the damage caused by Kristallnacht and told that any money received via insurance claims would be confiscated.

The rebellion was a failure however, and the wounded Catesby was captured, imprisoned at the Wood Street Counter, and fined 4,000 marks (equivalent to over £6 million as of 2008) by Elizabeth I. Sir Thomas Tresham helped pay some of Catesby's fine, following which Catesby sold his estate at Chastleton.