Sentence examples for particular mark from inspiring English sources

I wouldn't point out, or wouldn't let one book in particular mark me.

Is there any particular mark that you're putting on "Giselle" tomorrow night?

The fusion of the contemporary with the apocalyptic was always a particular mark of Hugo's genius.

Two things in particular mark The Savage Detectives as Bolaño's work.

We have yet to hit that particular mark, but at the same time, we still have some good baseball left that we haven't played".

Last Sunday's New York Times Magazine published its annual review of people who died last year who left a particular mark on the world.

His concerts at the Roundhouse, in particular, marked a turning point in London's musical life.

His fashion sense, in particular, marked him out as a threat.

The coming of gas masks in particular marked the transition to a wartime world.

The tone toward lawmakers in that State of the Union in particular marks the point the president becomes pleading, almost exasperated with his fellow politicians.

Some such claims are widely agreed upon: whether we write from left to right or right to left, for instance, and what particular marks we choose to represent words on paper.