Sentence examples for marks of an from inspiring English sources

Engineer indelible marks of an invention into a product.

And one of the marks of an expert is that she or he knows when to ignore the textbook.

Both events in London and Washington are the marks of an arrogant nation that has overreached itself.

But it bears all the marks of an invasive plant: wind-dispersed seeds that thrive in disturbed areas.

The marks of an economic boom during the first two centuries of the Christian era have not gone away.

THE Man President Reagan chose to be his next Commerce Secretary had all the marks of an Ayn Rand hero.

Possibly marks of a bridge, no longer attached.

But Participant has the marks of a winner.

His nose still bears the marks of a cut.

The large plates still bear the marks of a miniaturist.

Scars are the marks of a life in-process.