Sentence examples for nowhere marked from inspiring English sources

DuVernay's Sundance hit, "Middle of Nowhere," marked a smaller-scale look at race relations, and its widespread critical acclaim should have readied the director to take on this much grander project.

The change from gloom to euphoria has been nowhere so marked as in the Rothschild fund management group.

Venezuela's social and political polarization -- a tense standoff that worries some analysts for its violent potential -- is nowhere as marked as in these two plazas.

From the start, the collaboration, called "Harlem is Nowhere," was marked by the ambition characteristic of both men; Ellison wrote to Wright that it "should make for something new in photo-journalism — if Gordon Parks is able to capture those aspects of Harlem reality which are so clear to me".

"In Britain, the impact of El Niño is nowhere near as marked as in other parts of the world.

They have a visible venation, though this is nowhere near as marked as on the leaves.

It went nowhere, but the initiative marked him in Washington as a potential interlocutor.

His eloquent plea for their protection led to the United Nations guidelines for consumer protection and to the annual celebration of World Consumer-Rights Day on March 15th.Nowhere is that day marked with more gusto than in China, where it is known as san yao wu (three one five).

Meanwhile, the superman Neo (Mr. Reeves), the humans' last hope, finds himself on an antiseptically clean subway platform marked Mobil Ave, or "nowhere" between his home turf, the computer system called the matrix, and the human world he strives to save.

"Nowhere in the piece had Chopin marked clefs," Mr. Kallberg said.

Minnesota uses optical-scan machines, which read paper ballots marked by voters, so hanging chads were nowhere to be seen.