Sentence examples similar to mark instances of from inspiring English sources

One of the things that Hannah has excelled at is marking instances of provenance, that is, notes indicating ownership of the book throughout its existence.

One of the things that Hannah excelled at was marking instances of provenance, that is, notes indicating ownership of the book throughout its existence.

Knight's tenure at Indiana was marked by instances of extremely temperamental behaviour.

And when we're marking all instances of a term that has been defined with the scope of a Part, we need a way to be sure that we've captured all of the text that Part contains.

But there is a less familiar and darker side to the story, one marked by instances of brutality, insensitivity and failed idealism.

Mr. Cronenberg's most famous films are marked by shocking instances of the body made fantastic: the stomach turned VCR in "Videodrome," or the pulsating, vaguely gynecological video game console in "eXistenZ".

(Pioneering computers had been used even earlier in the 1950s for numeric calculations in population genetics, but the work by Turing and the group at Los Alamos marked the first instances of authentic computational modeling in biology).

The Irish were divided from the British Protestants, the Germans from the Jews, each European immigrant group from its neighbours; and Mr Lipset and Mr Marks give many instances of how ethnicity defined both socialist parties and their opponents.

Cinematic history has been marked by several instances of an actor and director working together on multiple projects, sometimes spanning decades.

Disregard for these principles has marked every instance of the failed socialist experiment.

The resignation marked another instance of sports figures inflating their résumés.