Sentence examples for marked as it from inspiring English sources

Artists and money are always going to have a relationship status marked as "it's complicated".

In recent years, a lot of artists have taken to playing famous albums live, but Sunshine Superman seems deserving of special attention, marked as it is by the sense that neither it nor its maker ever really get the acclaim they're entitled to.

All of this is marked, as it seems nearly every corner of downtown Montgomery is marked.

Maybe the dichotomy is not so marked as it first appears.

Nevertheless, Franco's wartime diplomacy, marked as it was by cold realism and careful timing, had kept his regime from being destroyed along with the Axis powers.

When it comes to business taxes, where camouflage serves little purpose, the tendency is as marked as it is with personal taxes.

It's sadly wrongly marked as well, it's the labour share of income, not wages.

These unwritten warranties apply unless the product is marked "as is" when you buy it.

Highly important are the punctuating, or colotomic, instruments that divide the musical sentence, marking, as it were, the commas, semicolons, and periods.

Even if it is marked as hidden, it will now be visible.

Universal credit was previously marked as amber/red, meaning it was in danger of failure.