Sentence examples for he markedly from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney, even as he markedly moderated his tone and spoke repeatedly of "peace" as his goal, described a far scarier world in which Iran is four years closer to a nuclear weapon.

At a speech to Jewish leaders in Washington, he markedly toughened his statements about how he would deal with Iran after coming under attack for his pledge to meet with its leader; he now almost always wears an American flag pin on his lapel after Republicans sought to raise questions about his patriotism by pointing to the absence of one.

ST. PAUL — Senator John McCain accepted the Republican presidential nomination Thursday with a pledge to move the nation beyond "partisan rancor" and narrow self-interest in a speech in which he markedly toned down the blistering attacks on Senator Barack Obama that had filled the first nights of his convention.

RT-PCR and Western blotting analysis indicated that HE markedly overexpressed levels of Rac-1, Rho-A, and Cdc-42 mRNA and the respective proteins.

He was markedly shy; he hated speaking in public and wouldn't appear on television, although he was invited by Johnny Carson.

However, he didn't hide the fact that he was markedly less optimistic than he had been in November.

Knoblauch was scratched from the starting lineup because of his sprained left wrist, and unless he feels markedly better Friday, he will probably be placed on the 15-day disabled list.

Abbott hit.273 in 96 games for Colorado last year, and though he hit markedly better at Coors Field, he is a.259 lifetime hitter with decent power.

Wearing his trademark double-breasted jacket and wielding a pair of binoculars, he remained markedly unimpressed throughout as he watched soldiers fire missiles over the sea in what could possibly be the most costly large-scale clay pigeon shoot the world has ever seen.

Although he continued to work steadily, he received markedly fewer commissions after 1650.

He differs markedly on foreign policy, too.