Sentence examples for longer marked from inspiring English sources

At the least, they no longer marked you automatically as another nerdy teenager, even though that's what you were.

If this corner of northern Colombia is no longer marked by the bloody massacres of a few years ago, its new-found peace is fragile.

The tobacco industry is no longer marked by the pattern of large, white-owned farms, which have been seized and resettled.

It seems to be very likely, since the graphic accent rules were modified, and some words are no longer marked.

We must start instead to conceive of a plural kind of spatiality, extended, expanded, rediscovered in the wealth of its otherness and the nuances of its differences, and nurtured by an articulate, complex system of material and immaterial infrastructures that penetrate a territory no longer marked by boundaries but by open filters (Branzi [2006]).

Cuccinelli, however, said Virginia has "outgrown" that requirement, as the state -- which he acknowledged originated Massive Resistance -- is no longer marked by institutionalized bigotry.

Sending signals back to base, unmoored and weightless and no longer marking time.

"Rescue workers are no longer marking their vehicles because they believe they are being targeted deliberately," he said.

Hammond reported: "Rescue workers are no longer marking their vehicles because they believe they are being targeted deliberately.

Today, those figures are 27 and 29, as marriage no longer marks the beginning of adulthood, but rather the end of our carefree (but financially independent) youth.

What's more, the sundial, which no longer marks the hours, has taken on a new life since the ball's departure.