Sentence examples for marked by many from inspiring English sources

The topography of China is marked by many splendours.

The high road is only better marked by many people having lately walked over it.

Looking back, the past year was marked by many accomplishments of the UCMP group.

But the early days of the telephone were marked by many other patent disputes.

Our data indicate that TEs are marked by many activatory marks, like histone acetylations.

The Quaternary period is marked by many extensive glaciations and sea level oscillations, mainly during the Pleistocene.

His career was marked by many significant awards, most recently the 2015 Deutsche Bank Prize in Financial Economics and the 2012 Onassis Prize for Finance.

Trisha Brown, whose company is having its fortieth anniversary — an event marked by many shows throughout the year — was probably the most ambitious of the Judsonites.

Ask Republicans (and some Democrats, too), and they'll tell you that he had an underwhelming year, marked by too many compromises and too many delays on one policy after another.

A leader's typical day is marked by too many meetings, constant interruptions, and limited options.

But the Republican convention, which was marked by so many rules challenges and fistfights that it sounds like a gathering of Democrats, backed Taft.