Sentence examples for widely marked from inspiring English sources

This exhibition is not alone; this anniversary is widely marked by ambiguity, uncertainty and guilt.

This year, while the day will be widely marked with events, including a climate rally on the Mall in Washington, the movement does not have the same support it had four decades ago.

In myoblasts, YY1 and Ezh2 were detected on CarG box (FRG1 A), and H3K27me3 widely marked the FRG1 promoter (FRG1 A and FRG1 B).

In our world of hybrid culture and widely marked disability, the shadings of identity may have grown grayer, more complex, than they have ever been.

More widely, 1936 marked the beginning of the Great Terror, in which many of the composer's friends and relatives were imprisoned or killed.

In particular, the suggestion that the Court should distrust any UK government assurance based on the Service's advice and information will unquestionably be cited in other cases and, if applied more widely, would mark an unprecedented breakdown in relations between the Courts and the executive in the area of public interest immunity.

His death was widely mourned and marked by a state funeral, and in 2011 a famadihana (the Malagasy highland "turning of the bones" funerary tradition) was organized to celebrate the artist's life.

The balance of the seventies is widely beloved, but it marked a turn away from experiment, and toward grander, more conventional rock gestures.

It is widely agreed that they marked an all-time low in bar décor, and in beverage quality; the New York restaurant critic Adam Platt describes them as "Laura Ashley rendered in culinary terms".

They are widely used in the marked of personal hygiene products, as well as in other biomedical and industrial applications.

Pizza is widely recognized to cause marked late postprandial hyperglycemia in patients with type 1 diabetes (11).