Sentence examples for marked a kind from inspiring English sources

For Powell, the production marked a kind of homecoming.

Instead, he insisted, the celebration marked a kind of rebirth for the city of Grozny, Russia.

But for Michael Nutter, the reverse was also true: not supporting Obama's candidacy marked a kind of progress, too.

I look at them from time to time, and I'm looking at them again now – a connection to a moment that, for me, marked a kind of awakening.

"That's exactly right on," she said, adding that the shift marked a kind of awakening about the issues that impact us today.

In a sense, Mr. Clyburn's neutrality to this point in the Democratic race has marked a kind of sensible center in a potentially divisive campaign.

"Bucking the Tiger" marks a kind of anti-storytelling.

Indeed, the widening appeal of a cluster of high-ranking stylists marks a kind of sea change.

Yet for those with courage and clear-sightedness, facing up to our common destinies can mark a kind of rebirth.

For Hinton, who almost single-handedly brought the Y.A. genre into being, this marks a kind of transgenerational full-circle return.

He worked until there was only one cue left, a single trumpet bleat that would mark a kind of epiphany for Miles; the film's final turn.