Sentence examples for significant marks from inspiring English sources

Patel had concluded there were "no significant marks of violence".

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

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

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.

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.

His report said there were no "significant" marks of violence, which, Dr Patel told the panel, meant there were no marks relevant to the child's death.

That, he continued, would be "a pretty significant mark".

Were there others, inspired by Nirvana, who left a significant mark?

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

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

But in the five years he ran Theater Genesis, as he called his enterprise, Mr. Cook made a significant mark.