Sentence examples for obviously marked from inspiring English sources

The Data Descriptor containing the plagiarism will also be obviously marked on each page of the PDF.

We both remember the public exposure of that time, when you are so obviously marked as a cancer patient.

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Enter from the proper side; men and women will be separated––sometimes the entry is obviously marked with pink and blue curtains.

What is this plague which I fail to recognise, but obviously marks me like Cain?

A big pop album obviously marks a revolutionary departure for the multi-platinum singer, whose previous releases famously carved out their own, hugely challenging musical niche somewhere between black metal, punishing atonal electronics and free improvisation.

Ibrahimovic's form obviously marks him out as their danger man, and he has already scored twice against Saints this season when he got off the mark at Old Trafford with both goals in a United win in August.

Aren't spies supposed to stick out, always wearing things and doing things that obviously mark them as spies?

It is this sort of experience that most obviously marks out fragmented narratives as difficult texts, whether the book in question is JG Ballard's The Atrocity Exhibition, David Foster Wallace's Infinite Jest or David Markson's Wittgenstein's Mistress.

However, the literary movement that most obviously marks Highsmith's work is European existentialism, from her beloved Dostoevsky and Gide through to Camus and Sartre - it is one of the constant lessons of these tales of individuals destroying one another that hell is other people.

This effect is obviously more marked where game meat consumption levels are high.