Sentence examples for obvious marker from inspiring English sources

But the all-too-clever "Tenenbaums" is, of course, the movie that separates Anderson loyalists (I'm not) from everyone else, and Ravel's quartet is such an obvious marker for European Sophistication that it's the musical equivalent of stock footage.

The Money You Make We'll start with an obvious marker: If the money you live on is coming from any kind of investment or dividend, you are probably not middle class, according to Mr. Braconi.

Internal imbrication of the clastic and volcanic units is difficult to evaluate in most cases owing to the lack of obvious marker horizons.

Nonetheless, thin tephra are of considerable value in geomorphic, pedologic, geologic and archaeologic investigations as they can form obvious marker horizons and may cover tens of thousands of square kilometres (e.g. Lowe 2011; Arnalds 2013).

An obvious marker of the pageant's value system is the breakdown of scores.

The obvious marker for our QD probe was the epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR or Her1), upregulated in many head and neck tumors and an established target for glioma therapy.

CEOs of major Australian companies who happen to have visible or obvious markers of cultural difference aren't always given a fair go.

But maybe the attacks can move New Yorkers closer to banishing our everyday racial profiling, the imagining that we learn something profound when we uncover the race, ethnicity or religion of someone who doesn't show obvious markers.

In the image at the top, notice how completely the faces change, yet obvious markers of both the "source" and "style" are obviously present, for instance the blue shirts in the bottom row.

There are a lot of obvious markers: her independence, her hunger and ambition, her unapologetic expression of her sexuality.

Their vast over representation in the criminal justice system, and in the ranks of the uneducated and unemployed, are obvious markers of how far we are from being a colorblind opportunity society.