Sentence examples for marks this out from inspiring English sources

But the political context marks this out as a much more important moment than that.

It's the cosy political stitch-up that marks this out as far superior to Uncle Joe's regime.

What marks this out as Jewish faith is simply that it is the Jewish form of life, one that derives from specifically Jewish sources and has a specifically Jewish history.

It's that distance – that "you should count yourself lucky" attitude – that marks this out.

The cast, title and general lack of fanfare mark this out as a crime-gone-wrong thriller gone wrong.

In Drew Barrymore's energetic directorial debut, the sport of roller derby is filled with nothing but women, marking this out as something of a greased-up unicorn.

The only dry spices he includes are cardamom pods and white pepper, yet the results are richly complex and distinctively different, marking this out as a korma, rather than a generic mild curry.

The spiritual forebears are the cartoonists of the 1960s-70s undeRobert Crumbett Crumb et al) but the use of clip art and scratchy line techniques mark this out as a very contemporary collection, and happily the humour is of high quality.

It is idyllic: immensely biodiverse and sublimely beautiful, an ecotourist's dream that makes it easy to forget all those statistics that mark this out as one of the most threatened regions on the planet - and suppress that niggling question of whether I should be here at all.

No fees were paid by entrants or winners to enter or accept the awards, marking this out as the only truly editorially independent tech startups awards in Europe.

Looking back towards the library, the lace-like swirls that mark this out as a building of-the-moment feel completely appropriate for the balance of garden and building shapes combining on the terrace.