Sentence examples for original marks from inspiring English sources

I just reread "Middlemarch," alternating between old (1891) and new (Modern Library, 1992) editions, and was disconcerted by the latter's willingness to alter Eliot's original marks.

But in her new show at the Serpentine (which opens mid-June) she will place one of her floor casts at the entrance, where people will be forced to walk over it, so they will add another generation of scuffs and scratches to the original marks.

An index of academic achievement was computed using the sum of the original marks of the four disciplines, ranging from 4 to 20.

After application of each attack, the entirety of embedded watermark is extracted and compared through similarity analysis with the original marks (Woriginal, Wextracted) to ensure that these marks are not damaged by the attacks applied on the image.

One more and he'll have exceeded the original mark by 50 percent.

The house is now a museum, with exhibits downstairs and the original marked-up walls upstairs.

Likewise, there is considerable debate over the original marking devices for these categories and for the expressions of aspect, tense, and mood.

It's difficult to say how typical Jo's experience is, although many of us will identify with being asked to check student responses to our original marking.

In recent years there has been a sharp increase in the number of requests for re-marks and Ofqual believes too many students have been getting extra marks, and possibly a higher grade, when the original mark was "perfectly appropriate".

The new guidelines on marking errors say marks should only be changed on review where the original mark "could not reasonably have been given" or where markers have "exercised their academic judgment in an unreasonable way".

The exam regulator Ofqual said too many students had been getting extra marks, and possibly a higher grade as a result, after requesting an exam remark when the original mark was "perfectly appropriate".