Sentence examples for marks it from inspiring English sources

And still are.' That is an aspect of league that marks it out from its competitors.

But AIJ's "track record of information disclosure does not receive high marks," it noted in its 2008 assessment.

What marks it out, though, is its appearance.

We say, until a word can exist outside of its own quotation marks it is irrelevant.

It still feels premium, though, which marks it above quite a few of its mid-range competition.

Yet for all the question marks it leaves, and however queasy the aftertaste, its conclusions are never open-ended.

But its choice of customers, including India's prostitutes, still marks it out as a public concern.

What marks it out from other stagings of the 19th-century ballet is its scale.

"It has character, it has age marks, it has warmth".

The better marks it buys do not make the student more useful to the economy.

From a deconstructivist point of view, it deserved high marks: it was disturbing, disconcerting, and discombobulating.