Sentence examples for marks in fact from inspiring English sources

Lowest marks In fact, the quality of feedback is one issue that the NSS has raised across all disciplines.

I have stretch marks (in fact, I had cellulite and stretch marks before putting on weight).

The name probably means "frontier path," and the path marked in fact the historical boundary between Thuringia and Franconia.

Those of you who responded to my female friendship post by diagnosing me with a whopper case of introversion were right on the mark: in fact, my neighbor, who specializes in such things, once told me that I was the most introverted person he had ever met.

But when I saw the advert it occurred to me that it, and that supercilious exclamation mark in particular, could in fact give people an excuse to express their homophobia.

Yet the fact that any one group can exceed the 50% mark means that trust must in fact be placed in someone to do the right thing.The mere fact that GHash.IO did retreat as soon as it had passed the 50% threshold doesn't prove that Bitcoin is protected against a takeover.

Everyone hit their marks, were, in fact, horribly aware of hitting their marks, but no one knew what else to do.

These marks were in fact burns, cigarette burns, from his mother.

But emoji and their ilk are more than elaborate punctuation marks, and in fact part of their appeal is precisely their indefinite meaning.

If the two agree, the destination knows that the author of the mark was in possession of the edge router's private key and that the mark is in fact valid; otherwise, it would reject the flow.

I designed the tattoo on his chest because I wanted him to have some sort of tribal marking but in fact it's barely visible in the movie.