Sentence examples for making it marked from inspiring English sources

Intended, naïvely or not, as a celebration of a little-magazine world created largely by the children of immigrants, some of whom had, by 1967, risen triumphantly to a place at the national table — "Jews were culturally all the rage in America," as Podhoretz put it in the book — "Making It" marked a fissure that would never be healed.

This alone makes it a marked improvement on her 2006 debut Fired Up, which her record label pulled before it even reached the shops, after a couple of preceding singles flopped.

In addition to an app for the geographic markup of breeding sites, there is also another app and a website that allows everyone to view the marked sites, making it possible to build a geographic representation for the distribution of Aedes larvae breeding sites.

I dutifully erased the rectangle marked "BAR" and made it smaller, but now it was smudged, and more of a focal point than ever.

Clear quartz is a very common crystal, and her specimen has no marked trait to make it special: it's not huge, or strikingly shaped, or colored, or perfectly clear.

Severe patient tachypnoea during the echocardiographic examination resulted in marked cardiac excursion and made it impossible to obtain an accurate M-mode tracing.

If you have to fudge a little on your marked folding lines to make it happen, then go ahead.

It makes a marked contrast with the way his predecessor thought.

Anyway, it was, as others on Tripadvisor have noted, like staying in a private home rather than a mere hotel, and it made a marked contrast to the perfunctory reception I received at the Mercer.

It's unlikely you'll be making a marked financial difference for your family in a short amount of time, so focus on what will make a difference: addressing the emotional needs of yourself and your family.

This is the case partly because of the squabs' more cryptic colouring, but primarily it is because they are capable of making a marked threat display.