Sentence examples for significant mark on from inspiring English sources

Tate Modern's director, Chris Dercon, said the commissions had made a significant mark on the recent history of art.

Mr. Obama "hasn't made a significant mark on education" in his years in the Senate in Illinois and Washington, the advertisement asserts.

Mr. Gladwell's book has not made a significant mark on best-seller lists, a fact that Mr. Gladwell acknowledged left the door open for irony.

By then he had made a significant mark on the civil rights movement -- as a teacher, an author, a television commentator and an adviser to activists and politicians.

By the time Andi retired, she'd made a significant mark on our business and a strong and lasting impression on all who worked with her.

He made his first significant mark on Broadway, though, as the lyricist for Leonard Bernstein's West Side Story, which opened in 1957.

There were no significant marks on Autumn's body or signs of injury.

Starting with President Reagan, Republicans made a priority of nominating young lawyers to the federal bench, because, with life tenure, they could make significant marks on the law.

In addition to the Detroit natives, plenty of out-of-town imprints that have left significant marks on Movement's afterparty landscape return, including San Fran promoters DAX, who, working with local promoters My Baby, host their fourth OK, COOL party with Seth Troxler, The Black Madonna, Craig Richards, and Mood II Swing.

Patel also failed to explain the contradictory comment "no significant marks of violence" on his report, the panel found.

Patel had concluded there were "no significant marks of violence" on the child's body without checking the results of a hospital investigation into her injuries.