Sentence examples for truly marked from inspiring English sources

But what truly marked their work was the sense of excitement, which leapt off the stage.

I also escaped from the place once, by virtue of a forged high court bail warrant, so my card was well and truly marked within those walls.

Argentina's new junta, under General Leopoldo Galtieri, had truly marked the 150th anniversary of the island's occupation by Britain in 1832, while rescuing itself from opposition riots in Buenos Aires.

In other words, they truly marked a direct astronomical connection between the surface of the Earth and the heavens.

Ubiquitination of OMM proteins such as Mfn1/2, VDAC1 and components of the TOM complex (20, 40, 70) ensure that the mitochondrion is truly marked for turnover (Gegg et al., 2010; Poole et al., 2010; Chan et al., 2011).

That would truly mark the burial of the past.

Charlotte, by email Ahh, the question that truly marks the passing of time for Generation X.

Ahh, the question that truly marks the passing of time for Generation X.

Fish and chips?" I gave this some thought, and I think game is what truly marks us apart from other countries.

Though all of them engage with fatherhood in their music, what truly marks this phase of their careers is the way they interact with the generations above and below them.

It truly marks a difference between a thriving company and a failing one.