Sentence examples for so marked that from inspiring English sources

The improvements and the ensuing neatness and confidence were so marked that it set me thinking.

The similarities between the two are so marked that it is not impossible that the artist worked in both mediums.

Still, the differences of genre were so marked that I wondered if hostilities might break out backstage among the companies.

The effect was so marked that the trial was stopped early for ethical reasons, so that patients in the control group could be offered the new drug.

This transformation is so marked that US generals in Afghanistan have dubbed them Little Sparta: a military power dedicated to reshaping the delicate power balance in the region.

The contrast between the characters of Cookson and the incumbent McQuaid is so marked that the 27 September election will shape cycling's future in decisive fashion.

So mark that one on your ballot at your own risk.

For each recommended hashtag, we determined if the tag was clearly related to the topics covered based on the account profile, and if so we marked that hashtag as a hit.

We then check whether it is significant and if so, we mark that point in time with a black dot.

We were also well ahead of all continental countries in the development of atomic energy.It is our decline since then in relation to our European partners that has been so marked, so that today we are not only no longer a world power, but we are not in the first rank even as a European one.

One author humblebragged that his first draft was so marked up that he'd had "first-year French essays that came back clearer".