Sentence examples for marks it is from inspiring English sources

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

The problem with this is not how one congratulates a prick – by wanking it, perhaps – but rather the quotation marks: it is not clear, when it comes to "a walking prick", who exactly is talking.

In addition, due to the significant structural difference between Kbz and other histone marks, it is tantalizing to speculate the possible existence of specific proteins or domains that recognize Kbz and cause diverse downstream alterations in chromatin, providing an additional layer of control over gene transcription26.

Even though scoring is a mix of distance, speed and judges' marks, it is not nearly as subjective as another sport with judges: in figure skating, all but the top four or five competitors are immediately consigned to being warm-up acts, with no chance of getting past the preconceptions.

For example, if a quotation is indented from the left margin and has no quotation marks, it is included in the similarity statistic though indenting an extended quotation, referencing the source and omitting the quotation marks is standard academic practice, not plagiarism.

Indeed, while the dialogue is clearly indicated with quotation marks, it is not set apart from the narrative text by white space or line breaks.

When Sammy hits his marks, it's worth the ticket.

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

The food seeks a similar fusion; when it hits the mark, it is enjoyable.

Implementation "is a big question mark, it is a big challenge".

"But that is a big question mark, it is getting bigger everyday, and we are not happy about that".