Sentence examples for that seem marked from inspiring English sources

He's always been open about the fact that he's had two breakdowns; episodes that seem marked more than anything by sheer terror.

The police had an emergency plan — blocking off some streets, and redirecting human traffic to others — that seemed marked by a preternatural calm and a long-considered certainty.

What follows are seven books that seem to mark it out.

Over the past two weeks there have been a series of mysterious killings that seem to mark the advent of a new phase, he added.

Perhaps the worst thing for the pro-life position has been their success at instituting what they seem to believe are half-measures at the state level: those calls for mandatory transvaginal ultrasounds and lectures from doctors that seem to mark open season for male ignorance.

So it is a mistake, a hyperbolical gesture, to view the 20s as one of those regular episodes of excess that seem to mark American economic life.

Google Earth images appear to show an oval-shaped object with a flat top and allegedly pillars or columns that seem to mark the entrance of a darker, inner place.

The Checkered Lily is a small plant with pendant, tulip-like blossoms that seem to be marked with a checkerboard pattern.

These are also litanies of anxiety that seem to have marked my being.

Yet in spite of its seeming celebration of diverse family arrangements, the show bristles with so much submerged pain that nearly every character seems marked for spiritual death, the way characters on "The Sopranos" used to be marked for actual death.

That same year he was married to the emperor's daughter Julia, an event that seemed to mark him as heir.