Sentence examples for yet marked from inspiring English sources

All grace, no gravity, buoyed on music that reflected a world of expectation and yet marked its end.

It hasn't yet marked down its private equity fund investments quite as much, and it is also less diversified, at least for now.

The anguish was acute throughout Staten Island, a borough not really that far from Manhattan yet marked by a decidedly small-town feel.

He has campaigned under slogans such as "the British way" and the "common-sense revolution" but not yet marked out any "ism" of his own.

Most years, the Cullens' masterpiece is a Bordeaux-style cabernet-merlot blend, Australia's very best, crammed full of concentrated mulberry, blackberry and black-currant flavors, yet marked by an appealing austerity.

But Mr. Mugabe's survival has again conjured the conflicted and intimate flavor of his relationship with Britain, profoundly hostile and yet marked by what the late Heidi Holland, a biographer, called "the peculiar intensity of a family quarrel".

On two issues in particular the Copenhagen conference may yet mark the beginning of a new way forward.In this section We did it!

Such statements may not yet mark the end of the peace process, though they testify to the progress the terrorists have made toward that goal.

The Arab spring, it is widely feared, could yet mark the onset of the final Christian winter for the forgotten faithful of the Middle East.

The generational difference between their wizened pharaohs and the Twitter-obsessed youth worsened the crisis, which may yet mark the end of the ancient paradigm of the Arab ruler, the wise strong sheik, el Rais, the Boss.

Yet Marker and Lhomme made a more determined, more doctrinaire film.