Sentence examples for marked by powerful from inspiring English sources

The modern presidency is marked by powerful chiefs of staff.

Citigroup's chief U.S. equity strategist Tobias Levkovich says recovery for U.S. equities "may be marked by powerful rallies and meaningful pullbacks," as was evident when the market fought to pull out of previous recessions in the 1930s and 1970s.

Lindwall hit out, scoring 77, an innings marked by powerful driving and pulling, dominating in stands of 48 and 55 with Johnston and Toshack respectively.

Lindwall hit out, scoring 77 in an innings marked by powerful driving and pulling, dominating stands of 48 and 55 with Johnston and Toshack respectively.

Lindwall hit out, scoring 77, an innings marked by powerful driving and pulling, dominating in stands of 48 and 55 with Johnston and Toshack respectively, leaving Australia 38 runs in arrears on the first innings.

Like the seemingly endless winter — marked by three powerful snowfalls along the East Coast in February — this storm continued well into its second day, with forecasters saying it would not end for good until Saturday morning.

The early part of this century was marked by a powerful movement toward integration.

At Mr. Lynch's prodding, the rabbi said his relationship with Ms. Soncini was marked by "strong and powerful" emotions.

Described by Wisden as a "hurricane", the partnership was marked by Tallon's powerful driving and cutting.

Yet, if my emails are any measure, this fall's presidential election will be marked by an even more powerful emotion: raw, unadulterated hate.

This reopening was marked by a simple but powerful ritual: 982 residents lined the half mile of sidewalk between the library's temporary home and its renovated 1910 building and passed from hand to hand the last book to be moved back to its new-old home ― a history of Sag Harbor written by a local author.