Sentence examples for marked by repeated from inspiring English sources
Yet in the end, Sylena's 22-pound body was marked by repeated beatings.
The development of money has been marked by repeated innovations in the objects used as money.
The passage of time is marked by repeated rituals, children visibly growing up, and some traumatic prison visits.
This common condition is marked by repeated pauses in your breathing lasting from a few seconds to a minute or so while you sleep.
Life with CGD is marked by repeated infections, large and small, and regular inpatient hospital stays to fight the worst flare-ups.
Mr. Berlusconi's rise to riches has been marked by repeated criminal investigations into his business activities and a string of charges, none of which ultimately stuck.
Taking advantage of an elimination tournament called Robot Wars – where competition is transparent, regulated and is marked by repeat participation – we examine repertoire simplicity and its escalation over iterative episodes of dyadic rivalry.
There was "Rolling in the Green," with plunkety-plunkety of detuned violin strings and Ms. Ptak's demented lullaby reading of the title; "Try It Twice" was marked by a repeated falling-down-stairs pattern weakly played on the drums by Mr. Eisenberg and the up-and-down, sick-birdcall scratching of Ms. Ptak on violin.
"The President's Islamophobia, marked by his repeated phony portrayals of Muslims as more prone to terrorism than others, is responsible for creating the incubator of hate that foments the crimes we are seeing against Muslims in America today," executive director Steven Goldstein told HuffPost. .
"The President's Islamophobia, marked by his repeated phony portrayals of Muslims as more prone to terrorism than others, is responsible for creating the incubator of hate that foments the crimes we are seeing against Muslims in America today," executive director Steven Goldstein told HuffPost.
The decade of the 1830s was marked also by repeated challenges to the regime by its enemies on the right and the left and by a series of attempts to assassinate the king.
