Sentence examples for marks because the from inspiring English sources

Similarly, Mr. Terkel's 1985 Pulitzer Prize-winning book, "The Good War," has a title in ironic quotation marks because the emphasis, again and again, is on World War II's shadows and injustices, with allusions, in the words of one interviewer singled out for attention, to a contemporary "meanness of soul".

We enclosed the adjective scientific in quotation marks because the arguments used by the students are, often, not scientifically correct.

Purchase is in quote marks because the company isn't actually using Facebook Credits during the beta period, so the purchases are being made from game play points.

(I use "married" in quotation marks because the stability of his relationship still affords him none of the 1,000-plus 1,000-plus currently offered to married heterosexual couprivilegesr nation).

I put "fiery" in quotation marks because that's the way Wilson's characters talk and act — as if they were types, quotations from elsewhere, not people.

"This probably will anger a lot of people, but I give the government high marks," because of the need to curb inflation, he said.

The verdict As an attraction, 9.5/10 – it only fails to score top marks because, tragically, the deafening planes coming in to land at Heathrow shatter the serenity every couple of minutes.

This is an important anniversary to mark because the Panthers provided a radical alternative to the politics of mainstream acceptance.

"Coalbrookdale Porcelain" was used sometimes as a trade description and a mark because the factory was located at Coalbrookdale.

There the plateau edges are especially marked, because the rock formations are hard and horizontal, whereas in Ethiopia they are conspicuous because of faulting.

The placement of the smallish "Off Minor IV" next to the much larger "Allegro" is on the mark, because the space is visually interrupted by an architectural column.