Sentence examples for is marked enough from inspiring English sources

Still, it is marked enough and widespread enough to be worth respecting, and from our own narrow national perspective it is welcome.

That difference is marked enough that when Tony and Isobel tease Thomas about how shabby his outfit looks, they can get away with it.

"The contrast between this noise – so bassy it makes your hair vibrate – and Lauren Mayberry's small, valiant vocals is marked enough to make them an interesting live act - the handful of tracks online don't prepare you for tonight's laser-strafing sensory assault," wrote the Guardian's Caroline Sullivan at one of their shows.

The variability is marked enough that five varieties are recognised.

Though Fresh Meadows has not been immune to the phenomenon of teardowns ceding ground for large new McMansions, the trend hasn't been marked enough to induce tighter zoning rules.

Conceivably, Trump sought to evoke the last Republican President, whose locker-room affinities were marked enough to title at least one book: "Towel Snapping the Press: Bush's Journey from Locker-Room Antics to Message Control".

Appropriately enough, Incognito mode is marked with a little fedora-clad gumshoe.

His 16 years as a fugitive were marked by enough mistaken obituaries, false sightings from Jamaica to Greece, and cloak-and-dagger adventures to merit a Hollywood thriller.

For carpel fusion, this broken cloud effect is also visible but to a lesser extent (Fig. 6, broken at 15 gains and 15 losses), and was not marked enough to produce a superior average than for E(T) = 5 (Table 1).

Once the tractor has plowed the corn maze, put finishing touches on the paths to make sure they are marked, clear, and wide enough for people to move through them.

He looked on the bottom of the slippers and sure enough they were marked: "Made in U.S.S.R".