Sentence examples for marks indicate a from inspiring English sources

In annotating (commenting) on a game, an appended exclamation mark means a very good move, two exclamation marks are occasionally used to indicate an extremely good move, a question mark indicates a bad move, two question marks indicate a blunder, and the combination of an exclamation mark and a question mark on the same move indicates a double-edged or somewhat dubious move.

Question marks indicate a possible low permeability zone.

Quotation marks indicate a title taken directly from the photograph, or from a printed caption on the mounting board.

It doesn't matter if the quotation marks indicate a direct quotation, a "word as word" or, as is done in some publishing styles, a movie, TV show or song title.

Mr. Powers noticed gouge marks, indicating a forced entry.

He says it would be virtually impossible to hang a conscious person against their will without leaving marks indicating a struggle.

Evidence used in a response must be "smoothly integrated". A computer can be programmed to look for quotation marks indicating a direct quote from the passage, but can it tell how well that quote has been integrated into the essay?

Dogs became one of the many puzzles: finds included little bones with flay marks indicating a flourishing industry in puppy fur cloaks, as well as ritual burials of ravens and a cat stuffed into a jar, the bones of a tiny lap dog and of another dog found standing up, still on guard after 2,000 years.

You'll find more periods in his lines of dialogue than question marks, indicating a steadfastness of thought.

Police said Fields' forearm showed "what appeared to be several finger marks indicating a grabbing-type injury". Fields had posted a photo of her bruised arm on Twitter.

The police report said the woman's arm revealed "bruising from what appeared to be several finger marks indicating a grabbing-type injury".