Sentence examples for ideal mark from inspiring English sources

Carey was, in many ways, an ideal mark.

Joe Echevarria, the new head of Deloitte in America, merely says that policy pendulums will swing, sometimes overshooting their ideal mark.

Anthony Rapp was again the ideal Mark, the loose-limbed and insecure video artist who believes so strongly in his community of friends.

The βglu encoded by SYNbglA is an easily detected and stable protein that seems an ideal cell marking reporter molecule.

This match at the Kia Oval, the scene of some of the greatest moments in England's history when it was merely the Kennington Oval, might have been the ideal occasion to mark a considerable triumph with style and zest.

GAZETTE: In David Maurer's classic 1940 book, "The Big Con," he says confidence games are effective because they prey upon weaknesses in human nature, and that what makes someone an ideal victim or "mark" is not their level of intelligence, but their integrity.

Hernanes strikes the ball wonderfully well with both feet, is mobile and can mark - ideal, I would have thought, for a central role - and probably a deeper one than the role he plays for Lazio.

But the fact that they felt obliged to offer lip service to the ideal of disarmament marks an important victory for Obama, and for the antinuclear cause.

In a world where scholarship across disciplines is becoming the ideal, this pattern marks a major new success story regarding evolutionary psychology.

Her weight wasn't ideal, and her marks reflected that.

A lingering economic crisis and a painful budget debate are not the ideal backdrop for marking this historic occasion.