Sentence examples for so marking from inspiring English sources
The United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development has wrapped up in Rio de Janeiro — contentiously so — marking two decades since the first Earth Summit was held, also in Rio, in 1992.
To get to the water's edge, we had to descend a dozen giant stair steps, each about three feet high each one a beach line formed over a year or so, marking the severe annual drops of the sea's level.
As polling day draws close, public expectation is mounting over candidates' plans to address issues like dwindling water supplies and deteriorating air quality, so marking a break from previous parliamentary elections.
This sense of identification with the Caribbean coast was strengthened by the fact that the young García Márquez was forced to leave it when he was eight, so marking out the period of his early childhood as the source of not only his most heartfelt memories, but as the wellspring for his literature.
Mr. Crossley brought out what is spiky and nervy in the music and sometimes encouraged that view in the orchestra: staccato reiterations, drawn from birdsong, could become intensive, even fierce, but aptly so, marking an exasperation with the clock in a score whose heart is in the timeless.
Others too are uneasy that he was essentially elected by the Parliament, so marking a shift in power away from national parliaments.
Nuts and peel not so marked.
In other spheres that constraint is not so marked.
Slightly too salty, so marked down for that.
However, jobs that have positive free slack are so marked.
