Sentence examples for mark a clear from inspiring English sources

Each one becomes a punctuation mark, a clear, bold moment in the limited event I have with somebody.

But in one area Democratic control of one, let alone both, parts of the legislature would mark a clear change for the worse.

The new anchor also sought to mark a clear difference between his approach and Televisa's typically anti-opposition coverage of presidential races.

Several triptychs and portraits, reflecting on the suicide of his companion George Dyer in 1971, mark a clear experiment in conflicted sentiment; they're heartbreaking but simultaneously clinical.

Given that Democrats have long refused to consider cutting corporate income tax, for fear it would be construed as handing tax cuts to the rich, Mr Rangel's ideas mark a clear step forward.

But it's a fine example of the early English style – not yet reaching for gothic heights, although the pointed arches and lancet windows mark a clear departure from Norman style.

Whitman's prosody marks a clear break with previous metrical practices.

And it marked a clear break with the peace talks organised by Andres Pastrana, the current president.

But yesterday marked a clear shift, when the living took precedence over the dead.

His current phoenix-like resurgence with Juventus marks a clear high point.

Sult marked a clear departure from the social realism of the typical Norwegian novel of the period.