Sentence examples for strong mark on from inspiring English sources

The boys were frightened by the stories of hellfire and eternal damnation, and the experience left a strong mark on Bragg.

Both camps agree only that she has left a very strong mark on an agency that was once the neighborhood's pride and is now a source of controversy.

Until the 15th century, it followed the more immediate fortunes of nearby Sicily, successively under Byzantine rule (535 870 ce) and Arab rule (870 1090); both groups left a strong mark on the language and customs.

Lawrence's literary religiosity left such a strong mark on Paz that it is hard to understand the tangible presence of the ancient gods in some of Paz's most important works (such as The Labyrinth of Solitude, Eagle and Sun, The Violent Season or Posdata) without reference to him.

Gilbert is trying to improve his database by recruiting more people in Chicago and Florida with jobs or lifestyles that leave a particularly strong mark on the micro- biome, such as bakers, farmers, vegetarians, and vegans.

Texas has made a strong mark on national and international pop culture.

But I wonder if that says more about those who said it than it does me?" What enrages some British critics is precisely what many others admire about Mitchell: the fact that she stamps such a strong authorial mark on her work, that her style is as recognisable as Van Gogh's or Picasso's.

Nomadic herders left a strong genetic mark on Europeans and Asians.

On the very early evidence so far, though, Sullivan has earned strong marks.

Hoffman's opinion, commissioned by PMI, argues that "a prohibition on the use of a trademark, which has the effect of disadvantaging those with strong marks against those with weak marks", cannot be justified.

Despite this, it is believed that an oxide layer is evident in this image due to the strong horizontal marking on the lower side of the metal edge in both images consistent with Fig. 5 and different from the new nickel sample (Fig. 4).