Sentence examples for has the marks from inspiring English sources
But Participant has the marks of a winner.
It has the marks of use that are a sign of life.
It is hard to know how to describe what is going on, but it has the marks of something which isn't simply an escape mechanism but has got through to higher emotional centres in a bird's mind.' And he reminds himself: 'All the early stuff that led to Prozac was done measuring the seratonin level changes in monkeys who had been rejected by their mothers.' Mabey's 'nature cure' has been complicated.
This clearly has the marks of a skeptical theist strategy, but, quite unlike Wykstra's strategy, the skepticism at play is not motivated by God's greatness or, as in the cases of van Inwagen and Bergmann, a kind of general moral-modal skepticism, but, rather, a very different kind of human cognitive limitation: our inability to penetrate the mind of the animal.
Take a peek and if it looks like it has the marks that you always wanted on your steak then time to flip.
She has the mark of great designer – the clothes define the character".
"Liam has the mark of the ball here [on his ribs]," he said.
This music has the mark of the truly lived and felt experience".
But remember how Marino had the Marks brothers, Duper and Clayton?
