Sentence examples for marker of their from inspiring English sources

But Sean Baker's electrifying low-budget feature, shot entirely on iPhones, turns Christmas into a poignant marker of their disconnection from family and society at large.

Paraguayans are intensely nationalistic and are proud to converse in Guaraní, which acts as a strong marker of their identity.

One marker of their progress is that a couple of songs (including the single Still Life) recall Simple Minds, and not the hip, frozen-veined, post-punk Simple Minds of Empires and Dance either.

"After children created the new system, it has since become a marker of their identity as being young Warlpiri from the Lajamanu Community".

Some that survived the cut may seem like a stretch: the photography department, for example, will feature two 20th-century photographers, August Sander and Seydou Keïta, whose portraits of everyday citizens use clothing as a marker of their identity.

Søderberg, too, told me a story about Syrian refugee friends of hers, who had searched all over Copenhagen for fluorescent tubes to light their apartment – the tale was told fondly, but their choice of domestic lighting was a marker of their otherness – no Dane would make a choice so lacking in hygge.

Many of these films are not only the markers of their directors' ambitions, however — they fulfill those ambitions gloriously.

Bearing a flotilla of evergreens, ornaments, guavas and oranges and carrying paper-cup offerings of tequila, coffee and cigarettes, they decorated the unadorned markers of their departed.

The chosen markers of their social and cultural status seem plausible enough, but also secondary to the quasi-mythical status the librarians have been awarded.

Green, guerrilla-styled military jackets and army-style caps are often worn and the chanting of Communist anthems including Bandiera Rossa and Bella Ciao (a popular Partisan song during the second world war) act as further markers of their politics.

"It will be a powerful, powerful story," Governor Pataki said, "as these heroes are identified with shields or other markers of their profession and woven among those whose lives they sought to save on that fateful day".