Sentence examples for marker of that from inspiring English sources

In the three decades since, our country has traveled an enormous distance, and today is a poignant and compelling marker of that.

It also is a new marker of that increasingly atomized American achievement: fame.

One big marker of that success is the boom in food shows.

In "The Arab of the Future," the visual marker of that destiny is his blond hair, the color of his mother's.

By combining the cell cycle length predicted by the model with measurements of total cell population and mitotic rate, this approach facilitates the quantification of exit from this compartment without the need for a direct marker of that event.

Chronic levels of inflammation are being increasingly recognized as a serious health risk that over time can lead to cardiovascular disease and cancer (which, coincidentally, are among the two outcomes that show the greatest minority-majority group disparities), and Il-6 serves as a marker of that risk.

The frozen filmed figures that loom over the first few seconds of the work before the live dancers appear are ghosts, quick markers of that relationship.

There's some exceptional singing by the cast of eight; smart, smooth choreography; and costuming that serves as markers of that era.

Today at Kitty Hawk there are markers of that historic flight: the 60-foot-tall granite hilltop Wright Brothers National Memorial, the original landing field on Milepost 8 at Kill Devil Hills (though covered by grass, it is still a working airstrip) and the large stone markers pointing out where the Wrights' first few flights landed.

Time isn't on Pope Francis's side in any respect: the world has changed, the Catholic population has changed, and what we need are proper, nailed-down markers of that to drag the church at least into the 20th century on issues such as same-sex relationships, divorce, and children born outside marriage.

"My upcoming project is a blend of sculptures compromising and destroying my beloved markers of that lost age.