Sentence examples for great mark on from inspiring English sources

But the history of 20th-century women who made a great mark on culture would be poorer, too, and we shouldn't expect such women to be containable or easy to define.

The Jewish merchants who comprised over 100 families were able to make a great mark on the city.

Full of stories, sneers, passions and dreams, they make a greater mark on history than a tweet.

Other rookies — particularly Derrick Rose of the Chicago Bulls and O. J. Mayo of the Memphis Grizzlies — have carved an early niche and made a greater mark on their team.

He was injured and never raced again, but left a greater mark on the bloodlines of American thoroughbred racing as a sire than he could have as a race horse.

That scoring is great, but the fourth quarter is where Wade left his greatest mark on the game.

Bol's greatest mark on life, however, comes from the size of his heart and his dedication to his homeland, Sudan.

Although the crisis affected everyone, and led many of the older generation to abandon their earlier commitment to the revolution, it left its greatest mark on youth who came of age to interpret life for themselves in the context of the shattered revolutionary project (Domínguez, 2005: 164).

What we don't know is whether our environmental experiences are making a greater mark on our DNA than we might think.

Of all things culinary, however, the Spaniards' affinity for canned and jarred goods left the greatest mark on me and intrigues me until this day, even more than the historical rivalry between Real Madrid and Barcelona in soccer.

Like anywhere else in the world, poverty has left the greatest mark on children, especially on their health and education.