Sentence examples for mark of the reason from inspiring English sources

And she has plastered another cell with nude photographs of the mighty German actor Clemens Schick, pin-ups for a gay prison that could never have existed and a reminder (under the crafty eye of Bosie, whose portrait appears like a punctuation mark) of the reason Wilde was jeered as he waited in prison uniform at Clapham Junction for the prison train to Reading.

Experience leaves a mark, regardless of the reasons and principles behind it.

Every day, she marks several students late for her first-period class after they have been held up in the screening; she is required to mark them late regardless of the reason.

All legitimate points, but unapologetic, macho, intimidating, foot in the door policing is the mark of the new commissioner and the reason he was chosen by the home secretary.

An adverse event was marked if the reason of discontinuation or switch (or eventually a concomitant death) was an event corresponding to toxicity or allergy; otherwise data were censored at that time point or at the latest available time point if the patient did not stop that therapy, following a cause-specific approach.

Another part of the reason RealClear missed the mark is because it does not include ARG polls.

We cannot exclude subjective bias owing to racial discrimination in the marking of the clinical skills assessment as a reason for these differential outcomes.

C. Possible reasons for the loss of teeth were listed the participants were required to mark the relevant reasons in general and in relation to their teeth.

The destruction of lamellar microstructure and possible annealing of dislocation debris is the reason for marked cyclic softening at 800 °C.

(This lack of confidence was the reason for the multiple question marks in Watson's response).

So his chums send him white feathers — the mark of a coward — whereupon, for no discernible reason, he pursues them, dresses as an Arab, performs insane acts of courage, and brings most of them home in time for tea.