Sentence examples for it was a mark from inspiring English sources

It's unfair to judge a serious debate between people seeking the nation's highest office by its entertainment value, but it was a mark of just how dull this debate was that even The Donald seemed muted.

The unrealistic nature of this literature is a failure by our standards; for 19th-century readers, it was a mark of its success.

It was a mark of her leadership style.

Len Hutton said it was a mark of respect.

It was a mark of his achievement that the nine solos seemed convincingly of a piece.

It was a mark of this documentary's restraint that he appeared only briefly.

It was a mark of civilisation that Britain bought the first Titian.

"The first year, it was a mark of distinction and pride," McKaig told the Star-Ledger in 1997.

To them, it was a mark of Catholic depravity to let men work out their own destinies.

But it was a mark of Mr. Reagan's optimism that it tapped the idealistic in both types.

"In my day, we shared locker combinations with our best friends -- it was a mark of trust," Mr. Rainie said.