Sentence examples for marked as special from inspiring English sources

Her hero, marked as special from the beginning, was one part Jesus, one part Siegfried, and, most pleasingly, one part sweet, sturdy Harry, a wizard with yeoman spirit.

Dom had come home from his first year at college to discover that she'd thrown out all his Ray Bradbury books and his arrowheads and his 1905 Barber silver quarter, which he'd marked as special by keeping it in a small ziplock bag.

Djordje Djokovic, 18, is the youngest of Novak's two-tennis playing siblings and has long been marked as a special talent.

She believes that each milestone, each shift from one little era in a young life to another, should be marked as something special.

Rules marked as crucial receive special attention, not only during construction of the computational model but also later, during software development when infeasibility causes modification of the problem and removal of required rules (requirements).

Their standards -- the intangibles -- have marked them as special people as well as champions.

Disappointment gave way to excitement when two geologists on the team pointed out that the ridges would have been visible during the early Mesolithic period, and that their correspondence to the solstice axis would have made the spot look like a place marked out as special by a divine hand.

You would be forever marked out as special, out of the ordinary, a pioneer.

An integration site marked as INT466 is of special interest as it is highly likely that viral DNA is incorporated into the exon 5 of the interferon/beta receptor like gene (LOC152028).

None of this stops the world from marking the September event as special.

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.