Sentence examples for monumental mark from inspiring English sources

"Armstrong left a monumental mark on our lives and our culture," said Whitaker.

Hadrian, too, left his monumental mark on Rome, most prominently in the Pantheon and his mausoleum, now Castel Sant'Angelo.

Similarly, whereas GBIF has just passed the monumental mark of half of a billion records served via its data portal, too many of them are not adequately fit for use, particularly in lacking georeferencing.

Performing right after Kim's monumental marks appeared, Asada tried to hold herself together, but her focus began to chip away as each note of Rachmaninoff's "Bells of Moscow" played.

This monumental decision marks a historic moment in our new President's foreign policy agenda and I applaud his efforts to responsibly complete the withdrawal.

In the realm of technology, the audio capacity of the compact disc was set at 74 minutes in the early 1980s, purportedly to accommodate a complete recording of Beethoven's Symphony No. 9. Symphony No. 9 has also been used to mark monumental public events, among the most moving of which took place on Christmas Day 1989 in Berlin.

While singular religious traditions can perhaps more smoothly mark monumental justice moments, we need the rituals that stretch us beyond our faith comfort zone.

(The loss gave rise to the popular, but misguided, belief that Man o' War's defeat was so monumental that it marked the beginning of the use of the word upset in reference to surprising sporting wins).

For those fighting for the rights of people with intellectual disabilities, such a shift in language marks monumental progress that can be so easily achieved.

There wasn't a monumental change that marked the Very Special Day I turned positive, like the day you lose your first tooth, or drive away to college.

In the East, they believe that enlightenment is a final endpoint, a monumental attainment that marks the end of becoming for the individual.