Sentence examples for marking a complete from inspiring English sources

In both theory and practice today, what used to be abhorred by modern planners is now increasingly considered a virtue, marking a complete about-turn of attitude.

Drawing on European influences such as Edith Piaf, Jacques Brel, Bertolt Brecht and Kurt Weill, it marked a complete break from his musical past.

This marks a complete reversal of the neutral stance that we adopted in May and which proved reasonably successful.

That marks a complete reversal from a late-May Post-ABC poll, in which 65percentt of Republicans saw Trump unfavorably.

The Chosun Ilbo, South Korea's largest newspaper, said the scandal marked "a complete collapse of a president's ability to run a government".

This marks a complete reversal of the initial American position, which was that Moscow's intervention was unwelcome and "doomed to failure".

The love-in with the new administration marks a complete reversal of the relationship private media organs had with the state under Morsi.

After autumn/winter's 40s skirt suits and over-the-knee waders, last week's show marked a complete change of direction.

The diehards also hated the lime-green jerseys that Keen's national team wore, briefly, to mark a complete break with the past.

The clever ending Mr. Gonzales has come up with for "Lucy" marks a complete departure from the "Frankenstein" template, and it's oddly satisfying on an emotional level.

The key factor is that reaping the benefits doesn't have to mark a complete overhaul of IT systems; it's just a case of applying the cloud where it works for you.