Sentence examples for most marked man from inspiring English sources
Brian O'Driscoll The most marked man in the history of marking.
The increase is most marked among men, those with basic education, or living in rural areas.
Our findings were most marked among men and those diagnosed at a comparatively young age (<45 years).
The deprivation gap is most marked in men for short-term survival and has widened over time.
He had a strong face, and a determination that was the most marked characteristic of the man.
He was a marked man, only his marking came from the referees.
This was most marked among 40- and 50-year-old men and women, reflecting a high smoking cessation rate among all ages of women and the 40- and 50-year-old men.
There is also the theory that the accolades thrust upon him for last year's blistering performances had weighed unexpectedly heavily and made him even more of a marked man, if that was possible for the Premier League's most fouled player of 2014 15.
53 This is most marked in those who had their ACR measured; a higher number of men and individuals with diabetes or of South Asian ethnicity had their ACR measured.
This was most marked for "sole responsibility without a team" (42.9% women vs. 22.8% men), the emotional burden (27.7% women vs. 14.2% men), but also professional uncertainty regarding diagnosis/prognosis (22.4% vs. 14.9%) and inhibition towards death and dying (16.0% vs. 7.5%).
He has played with and against several N.B.A. players over the past few summers, most notably Michael Jordan, and David Stern, the N.B.A. commissioner, observed tonight that James would enter the league as a marked man.
