Sentence examples for mark of someone from inspiring English sources

The sure mark of someone with no sense of politics.

"The way she looked had the mark of someone who knows herself," she said.

It had the mark of someone who has been remembered most intensely these last few days when thoughts have turned to the highest levels of international football.

As the first season under the full direction of Mr. Gennaro, the theater's offerings had the mark of someone eager to make changes.

It may be a metaphor for discomfort before a crowd -- or it may be the mark of someone who is extremely calculating.

Far from causing trouble or embarrassment, his recent comments on Barack Obama's involvement in the referendum were the mark of someone who stands his ground.

They aren't just the marks of someone who would be a good employee.

Symbolically, sneakers hanging from wires might simply evoke black urban America to outsiders – but to those more familiar with inner-city life, they are a symbol of gang sites, the marking of someone's killing, although sometimes too, of kids simply having fun.

When they get back, Carl has made the third big discovery: a message scrawled into the side of the church that says, "You'll burn for this," with the apparent marks of someone trying and failing to get inside.

Sure, it'll make Apple's June announcement ever so slightly less exciting — but is that worthy of a mark on someone's criminal record?

The previous night, he was celebrating Prince's birthday (the first since the pop star's death in April), marking the life of someone whose work had been crucial to his own musical development.