Sentence examples for mark a genuine from inspiring English sources

But the deal failed to mark a genuine turning point for German manufacturing.

Only in one respect, I think, does it mark a genuine advance, and that is in the reading material at Owen's school.

But we are still at least a year away - with all the lobbying and politicking that will involve - from knowing whether it will mark a genuine stride forward or a depressing step backwards.

We hear from readers - including those "just about managing" - on how the announced policies will impact their lives, alongside arguments on Brexit, austerity and whether Hammond's plans mark a genuine departure from the Osborne era.

He points out that around a quarter of the 200 new senators who were elected were disqualified in one of the earlier rounds, but nevertheless eventually won through.If Thailand's voters do reject incumbent politicians in favour of fresh faces, it will mark a genuine break with the past.

While the script contains many of Disney's boilerplate action-adventure pyrotechnics (including a villain of unconvincing motives in a Kabuki-inspired mask), and viewers will likely wince at some of the throwaway jokes, the movie's characters and mise-en-scene mark a genuine break from the past.

This order marks a genuine turning point in that process of change.

Today air fares in America are on average half the price of those in Europe.This marks a genuine achievement.

All that aside, the new film marks a genuine departure for Anderson with a seemingly pop-free soundtrack.

This marks a genuine change, perhaps even a revolution, in America's ability not to be shocked by the not particularly shocking.

Nonetheless, merely invoking an intuitive distinction does not show the distinction marks a genuine difference.