Sentence examples for is nevertheless marked from inspiring English sources
Spanish spoken in Colombia is nevertheless marked by the presence of numerous Colombianisms, many of which have been accepted by both academies.
The food is less British than French - only a fine braised faggot recalls the repertoire that made him famous - but it is nevertheless marked by the man's acute good taste and instinctive understanding of the word 'enough'enough
Though it proved to be in a highly incomplete state, the text was nevertheless marked by Nabokov's celebrated facility with allusion and wordplay.
The rise of Ukip was nevertheless marked – 1.4m votes in the north, including the east Midlands, amounted to 15% support – and has helped the process of hollowing out some of Labour's support in areas it used to be able to command without effort.
Mahler's requirement that their married life be organised around his creative activities imposed strains, and precipitated rebellion on Alma's part; the marriage was nevertheless marked at times by expressions of considerable passion, particularly from Mahler.
Toward the end of the 1886 season the arrival of Sammy Woods and George Nichols vastly improved the quality of the bowling for the county, but 1887 was nevertheless marked by a slow start.
But it is nevertheless possible to mark a crucial and self-critical "turn" in his thinking with regard to the question of the political role or, as it turns out, the lack of one to be played by the Japanese state in this overcoming of modernity and nihilism by way of passing through them (see Davis 2008b).
And if it is not up to its predecessor's mark, it is nevertheless very much the work of the same singular mind, and therefore welcome to this world.
White is, nevertheless, bright.
He is, nevertheless, companionable.
