Sentence examples for that really marks from inspiring English sources

But it is this inquisitiveness about his characters' inner lives that really marks Audiard out as a director.

Google of course has not just maps, but also email, cloud storage and Google Now - a feature that really marks it out from all the other platforms.

In fact, the only thing that really marks The Girl in the Spider's Web as being the work of an impostor is that it is so much less violent than the original books, which were very violent indeed.

I'm very pleased that GNM has such a commitment to voluntary and community partnerships - I think it's one of the things that really marks us out as a good organisation to work for.

Sure, his timing, wordplay and delivery are probably better than theirs, but it's Boyle's willingness to throw in the one-liners about Down's syndrome and cancer and Aids that really marks him out from the crowd.

But it's her voice that really marks her out.

But it's Bee's furious monologues that really mark the show out.

Perhaps, in years to come, it will be this subplot that really marked out the 102nd Tour de France.

It was the attention to detail that really marked it up for me - HP sauce in a bottle and mustard made to order.

That made him the youngest player in the history of Ligue 1 to reach that mark – quicker than both Thierry Henry and Anthony Martial – although it was the assist for his side's final goal that really marked the teenager out as something special.

Femen managed to free itself from his control, and when Inna moved to Paris and started up the French Femen HQ, that really marked a new start for the movement".