Sentence examples for marked realizations from inspiring English sources

Thus, 'do', 'does', 'done' and 'doing' are morphologically and graphically marked realizations of the same abstract lexeme do.

The release of Inception (2010) marked the realization of a script Nolan had begun a decade prior.

To be sure, Mr. Ryan has had some achievements, notably the rewrite of the federal tax code, which for the speaker marked the realization of a long-held dream.

The event marked the realization of a distinctive vision: to combine Cornell's renowned undergraduate liberal arts education with opportunities at Cornell Tech.

Its announcement earlier this week that it would change course, and go after first-class customers as well, marked a realization by People that, having achieved its goal, it has outgrown that strategy.

It also marks the realization of a very specific goal.

"Today marks the realization a dream a university-supported public school that will offer unparalleled education for the children of our community," said Fuhrman.

The Theory of Science, published in 1837, marks the realization of the project, enlarged in the broader context of general epistemology and methodology of science.

Their "campaigns," it seems to us, mark the realization of a significant shift in American public discourse: popular culture has now fully colonized politics.

That realization marked an important turning point in her artistic career.

It was marked by a realization that few organizations can do many things well.