Sentence examples for mark is more from inspiring English sources

"Mark is more grounded," Mr. Kushner said.

This mark is more noticeable on female redbacks than on males.

Nowadays, after regular practice, his mark is more accurate, approximately 10cm from the right.

Mark is more enthusiastic about Marla's fame, so much so that his promotion of her career, like Mr. Brunelli's, begins to seem opportunistic, even exploitative.

With his glasses and neat beard, he's lean and wiry where Mark is more rumpled, his sleepy, tousled good looks reminiscent of a bedhead John Krasinski.

He wants them to zip along!? (I don't know whether a question or exclamation mark is more appropriate, so have used both).

For Germans, the mark was more than just currency.

Still, their mark was more socioeconomic than musical.

My piece has now elicited the following response from Yvette Cooper on Twitter: "much as I'd love to credit you for my speeches mark, was more concerned w length.

Some types of trade mark are more controversial than others, especially those considered "non-traditional" trademarks.

Though, interestingly, his school's marking is more traditional with comments at the end of an essay and rather than all the toing and froing seen elsewhere.