Sentence examples for kind markedly from inspiring English sources

Thucydides was himself an intellectual of the Athenian kind; markedly individualistic, his style shows a man brought up in the company of Sophocles and Euripides, the playwrights, and the philosophers Anaxagoras, Socrates, and the contemporary Sophists.

Economic crimes of all kinds are markedly more common in firms that make a lot of use of it.

There are many different kinds, with markedly different characteristics -- unlike with solar panels, this isn't just a matter of power per unit of size or money.

What man, except a crazy man, does that?" Compared with his opening statement at last year's mistrial, which was caused when prosecutors showed inadmissible evidence, Hardin spoke softer and in a markedly kinder tone.

Changes of the kind described above could markedly improve the therapeutic process.

Since the pharmacokinetic profile of MT in any kind of animal differs markedly from that of human beings, it is impossible to test the bio-mimetic DDS in animals directly.

"If there is a 'Yes' vote I think people will look over Hadrian's Wall and see a kind of politics that's markedly different to Westminster, with its bedroom tax, privatisation of the health service, expensive tuition fees.

These authors further showed that NB, when cultured in vitro without serum, displayed a simple protein profile that differed markedly from the kind of complex coating normally associated with living microorganisms, implying that the NB-associated proteins might have been derived from apatite-binding proteins present in saliva.

These kinds were embraced in the Parmenides (esp. Parmenides 130b), but they seem markedly different from ordinary kinds like the sophist and statesman.

When the credits came up, the audience applauded tepidly, the enthusiasm markedly lower than the kind of greeting AFI movies typically receive.

The soil temperature required for germination of the planted seed varies markedly with the various kinds of vegetables.