Sentence examples for marked step from inspiring English sources

The 5.1in quad HD screen itself is pin sharp with one of the highest pixel densities to date, vibrant and has rich blacks and wide viewing angles, making it one of the best screens ever fitted to a smartphone and a marked step up from already good screen on the Galaxy S5.

The quality is clearly a marked step down.

Such suggestions are perhaps rather too fanciful based on the data available right now, but are much more plausible now than even last year and that's a marked step towards understanding their real distribution.

Malik recently told Zane Lowe that he was "always going to rebel against the system" and while this new track is a marked step towards stabilising his solo career – imagine the decadent sultriness of the Weeknd minus the drugs and shame – it is relatively safe in the realm of modern pop (but perhaps the eeriness of Rihanna's Anti has distorted my expectations of pop).

It's a marked step forward in Google's quest to better monetize YouTube, but I remain unconvinced.

What that ultimately means here is that in some ways, the Flex seems like a marked step backward from some of its predecessors.

Five dancers lip-synced, strutted through marking steps galore and gesticulated with girl-power sauciness.

The second scene, "Facades," shows us another contrast, with the pedestrians doing routine marking steps in the background and one angelic pair dancing adagio in the foreground.

The bewildering skill with which Robbins makes those marking steps engrossingly poetic is just one sign of how inspired he was in this relatively late work.

This marked another step in his evolution.

He said the Jets' victory against Buffalo marked one step, and their blowout victory Sunday another.