Sentence examples for mark which reflects from inspiring English sources

But his call came wrapped in a question mark, which reflects the frustration of Ukraine's resistance to change.

In general, Wanelo has emerged as a powerful player in the social shopping space since it launched back in 2010 — I'm told that Wanelo's user count just passed the 10 million mark, which reflects nearly 70percentt growth in the past five months alone.

Others saw the strategic value of obtaining these extra marks – it boosted their overall class mark (which reflects the Physiology, Histology and Biochemistry marks combined).

The equivalent codes from different regions showed quantitative differences in mark values, which reflect differences in the relative levels and importance of marks within a pattern [ 76].

In hornworts, spindle polarity is clearly marked by the AMS, which reflects the position of the plastid, its long axis always at right angles to the division plane as marked by the girdling PPB.

The change in the colour of myocardial walls from ED to ES images, which reflects contractile function, was marked outside the MI area (white arrows) for the three rats at baseline.

After uncomplicated VH, we have consistently observed a characteristic CT appearance which reflects diffuse vaginal oedema, including a roundish configuration in transverse planes, circumferential oedematous mural thickening and marked mucosal enhancement (Fig. 2).

Various studies describe scratch marks, striations, and pitting, which reflect the effects, on the dental surfaces, of foods or other forces [ 11].

And it marked his stage patter, which reflected a current feud and a long-lost love.

Many preserved tissues have growth marks left during life which reflect the rates of growth and by extension metabolism.

They noted that the era had been "marked by serious films without hope, some of which reflected a violence seldom seen before.