Sentence examples for marks of something from inspiring English sources

It is hard to know how to describe what is going on, but it has the marks of something which isn't simply an escape mechanism but has got through to higher emotional centres in a bird's mind.' And he reminds himself: 'All the early stuff that led to Prozac was done measuring the seratonin level changes in monkeys who had been rejected by their mothers.' Mabey's 'nature cure' has been complicated.

He was short and everyday, save for his spikes of gray-white hair and a sizable indentation in his neck — the mark of something endured.

"I would love to have seen what Altman would have done with it," Mr. LaBute says now. "The mark of something that holds up is it takes the imprints of different directors".

So many glimpses beyond the usual in any year are the mark of something fundamental going on.

She pointed to a series of dark spots on the image, where the stain had marked the presence of something abnormal.

Every visit marks the end of something and points toward a new beginning.

He marks the end of something distinctive, and reminds us that distinction counts.

FOR around 550 American servicemen, today marks the start of something new: a return to civilian life.

Without ending the chapter that began then, this one also marks the start of something profoundly new.

A melodramatic temptation is to say that the values he embodied have been under attack for so long that his passing marks the death of something deeper.

The pessimistic view is that the effective annexation of Crimea marks the beginning of something new and ominous: not another Cold War but, rather, a revival of a chauvinistic and expansive Russian nationalism that goes back to the tsars.