The terror attacks of September 2001 also left a mark.
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If the body had left a mark, it wasn't visible.
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Instead, the blades barely left a mark on the potato.
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Seeing the gravestones of relatives on the property left a mark.
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There is no doubt that Florence left a mark on the Brownings.
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"So, if I have left a mark on anyone, it's on Keiko."
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Unsurprisingly, these types of comments have left a mark on the community.
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There are thousands of promising founders who've left a mark on the web.
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They are right that he left a mark on how we understand politics.
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Growing up down there left a mark on us and we're still processing that.
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I didn't consciously realize that, but I think it left a mark on me.
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When Shelby looks at Flora's arm, it seems the ghost has left a mark.
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"This episode at the Olympic Games has left a mark on me," Paire said.
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Grateful every day that someone crossed your path and left a mark on you.
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Chinese immigrants to the West Indies have left a mark on the region's art.
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But the abrupt, shocking nature of Strahan's departure has left a mark on Kelly Ripa.
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Yet there are places where that kerfuffle in a White House corridor left a mark.
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Ms Holmes has certainly left a mark on Silicon Valley—and not a mere pinprick.
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But in all variations, Homey left a mark on young Chicago kids in the '90s.
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Your body has already left a mark in its absence, in its fleeing the scene.
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She left a mark on this town and this business that will never be erased.
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Insecure Nearly every woman I know has had a friend breakup that left a mark.
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Zaha Hadid, 65, was a groundbreaking architect who left a mark on skylines around the world.
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And according to Google search data, it also appears to have left a mark on Biden.
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That deeply personal experience with poverty left a mark on George for the rest of his life.
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But the experience has left a mark on Alex, the guy behind the now-infamous reddit thread.
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Edmonton's I Hate Sex called it quits this summer but left a mark on the Canadian scene.
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Read by many students in middle school and high school, it has left a mark on innumerable lives.
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So it seems that the worst was avoided, although the episode seemingly left a mark on the president.
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The notion that the Turkish state can do no wrong has also left a mark on the present.
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If he has left a mark on the party, the party, it seems, has only passed him by.
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The sheer terror that we confronted was so devastating that it left a mark on us for life.
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The Momofuku approach left a mark on Mr. Wells's cooking that's evident at his year-old restaurant, Automata.
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Losing his parents at 6 years old left a mark on Sonn's grandfather, and subsequently on Sonn himself.
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Mr. Kushner does not like to talk about his father's travails, but they plainly left a mark on him.
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The 1982 eruption of El Chichón in Mexico was another volcano that left a mark in the global climate.
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This bitter history clearly left a mark, and her book is furious and profane, wild and a little unhinged.
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When people speak about Joël Robuchon, there are usually a few dishes that have left a mark for people.
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The women were also branded with Raneire's initials using a cautery pen that burned their skin and left a mark.
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Ezequiel said that on one occasion, Aguirre hit Gabriel's head so hard on a wall that it left a mark.
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Vance led the eventual prosecution of Weinstein in 2018, but his earlier deference left a mark on the D.A.'s record.
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His relentless focus on climate change left a mark on the rest of the field and won him praise from other candidates.
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As you can imagine, these portraits are carved into paintbrushes—and they're portraits of women who have left a mark on history.
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Despite the occasional tumult, the ABC series about an Asian-American family -- which concludes its six-year run Friday -- still left a mark.
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The only cancers that can be found in long-decomposed remains are those that originated in the skeleton or somehow left a mark there.
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His incendiary language has left a mark on his followers: Many have said they will claim electoral fraud if he doesn't win the election.
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But he has now left a mark of another sort by being on the bitter end of one of the Australian Open's biggest upsets.
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In retrospect, these stories left a mark on my siblings and I, made us feel comfortable and strong in our skin, heritage, and surname.
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Reeves previously spoke about enduring the rigorous training with weapons and fight choreography, explaining that they left a mark on him, both figuratively and literally.
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He said his father once dragged him upstairs because he left a light on and his mother slapped him so hard it left a mark.
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Political uncertainty, the the distorting financial impact of mega-funders like SoftBank, and increased public skepticism about tech's utopian promises have all left a mark.
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But the experience left a mark on Ruberg, who says they've become more hesitant to include material about gender, sexuality, and race on their syllabuses.
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So I came to the idea of Richie struggling with his sexual identity and having an event in his childhood that really left a mark.
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Though he now lives in Bushwick, within walking distance of the hipster pizzeria Roberta's, Mr. Gonzalez said the turmoils of his childhood left a mark.
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According to Jablonski, it had to do with her growing up during the Great Depression, which "really left a mark on her," he told the publication.
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Esprit's hip corporate culture—its non-hierarchical offices and upward mobility, free Italian lessons and half-price opera tickets—left a mark on him, he says.
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From Brangelina to Brexit, these splits left a mark The past 10 years brought the rise of sharing-economy apps, influencers and concerns about climate change.
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"I was hugely disappointed and humbled by the entire episode, and that angst left a mark on me that exists today," Bach says in his book.
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The diss definitely left a mark ... 'cause Brandy and Sonja opted not to attend the couple's shower, and we're told it was absolutely due to the argument.
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But in his new movie John Wick: Chapter 2, the actor endured rigorous training with weapons and fight choreography which left a mark on him — figuratively and literally.
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The playwright, composer and actor Noël Coward's name may not be the first that comes to mind, but his wit left a mark on all four auteurs' careers.
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That applies not only to movers and shakers like John D. Rockefeller, but also to people who left a mark on the world baking cookies for their grandchildren.
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At the end of the confrontation, we see that Fett took a nasty hit to the head, and it left a mark that you later see in the films.
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That sexual history has left a mark on the human genome, possibly influencing our immune systems and metabolism, according to a new study published in the journal of Science.
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The bloc's economic boom had already paused in February as rising prices left a mark; worrying for a European Central Bank looking to move away from ultra-loose monetary policy.
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If I had to pick one thing that left a mark on me, though, I wouldn't pick an electric car or a set of wireless earbuds: I'd pick the trailer.
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Given its distance from Earth, Neptune's influence is less immediate than, say, our planetary neighbor Venus, but its retrograde has nevertheless left a mark on us in the last five months.
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He said he would not have used Navarro's words and argued that the president felt like the meeting had been productive and Trudeau's comments calling tariffs "insulting" had left a mark.
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He does not often meet the people behind the charities, but he has left a mark that stands in contrast to the intense, hardened character that many see in the dugout.
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He also left a mark at the G7 summit in Quebec last month when he arrived more than 15 minutes late for a breakfast meeting with other world leaders on women's empowerment.
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MELBOURNE, Australia — Wang Qiang says she lost so quickly to Serena Williams in the United States Open quarterfinals last year that it hardly left a mark: 6-225, 278-22, 20 minutes.
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Aside from Dorian Corey's still true observation that "you've left a mark on the world if you just get through it", things have definitely become easier with more resources and cultural understanding in 2016.
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In anticipation of the park system turning 100 in August, we asked five writers — three novelists, a memoirist and a poet — to recount times when a national park left a mark on their lives.
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First formed in the early nineties, Little Ugly Girls are forgotten heroes of Australian punk, a howling Tesla coil of energy that left a mark on the genre without ever releasing a full album.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-Minn.) Klobuchar has at times struggled to stand out in the crowded field of big personalities, but on Tuesday night she left a mark with a string of surprise attacks against Warren.
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Dame Zaha Hadid, the Iraqi-born British architect whose soaring structures left a mark on skylines and imaginations around the world and in the process reshaped architecture for the modern age, died in Miami on Thursday.
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"The accusations (against us) were at times hasty, at other times they went against us, but it left a mark on his image and as you know Neymar lives off his image," said lawyer Gustavo Xisto.
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Even as a child in Switzerland, he said, he felt especially British — partly because of regular visits to his maternal grandmother, whose attention to fashion details, like shoes and handbags that always matched, left a mark.
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The reader is taken into the heart of their domestic lives, and allowed to linger as Flock gently excavates the childhood superstitions, religious beliefs and political upheavals that have left a mark on these particular unions.
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Not only did Thoreau's ideas influence Mahatma Gandhi and Martin Luther King, but his strong-willed and idiosyncratic take on relationships among individuals, their governments, and nature has left a mark on generations of less famous readers.
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FACTBOX: Cases where Obama judges left a mark The shift to the left on the court, which hears cases from Virginia, Maryland, West Virginia, South Carolina and North Carolina, highlights a widely overlooked aspect of Obama's legacy.
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It landed on Japanese prime minister Shinzō Abe for a full 19 seconds, left a mark on the hand of Vietnam's prime minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc, and was met with a firm shoulder grip by Canada's Justin Trudeau.
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Making the climb has been one of Moore's goals since she was 18 years old and, naturally, it left a mark on her forever — figuratively, and now literally thanks to tattoo artist Daniel Winter of L.A.'s Winter Stone.
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The U.S. Open's Flushing Meadows home is just 10 miles to the northeast of the site of the former Twin Towers of the World Trade Center, the 2001 attacks left a mark on the sprawling facility and many players.
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The act of imprisoning its own people according to race-based blocs of Japanese-Americans, Italian-Americans and German-Americans undoubtedly left a mark on American history, and it is an act for which the United States has since apologized.
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"Partnering with Care Bears was an obvious choice for Storybook Cosmetics since our brand is about combining the stories that have left a mark on us with our love of makeup," Missy Maynard, co-creator of Storybook Cosmetics, said in a statement.
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Even his greatest achievement -- the Oslo accords that he signed together with Yitzhak Rabin on behalf of Israel, for which both men were awarded the Nobel Peace Prize -- has left a mark on the world more complicated than many are prepared to admit.
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How else do you think he earned his own hit NBC sitcom (Seinfeld) that literaly DOMINATED television sets across this great nation throughout the 1990s and left a mark that still courses thru the landscape of popular culture more powerfully than the mighty Missisippi?
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In 2014, after whimpering out to a senior Germany side 7-1 on their home turf in the semi-finals, the game left a mark so deep, Brazilians can't refer to it as a loss—they simply call it "7 – 1″ or "7 x 1.
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Anti-Semitic remarks he made in the company of Richard Nixon, and recorded during the Watergate era, left a mark on Graham's reputation, as did some of his more extreme anti-communist views, including advocating for extreme military action in Vietnam that was likely to kill civilians.
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The primary will be the first real test of whether Mr. Trump's bumpy week — in which he defended his campaign manager over a charge of battery against a reporter, and defended himself over criticism for remarks he made about abortion — has left a mark with voters.
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Kilgrave, who had the power to control the minds of the people around him with nothing more than a whisper, left a mark on the show that still lingers — in this second season, you still feel his presence every single time his signature color, purple, flashes on the screen.
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The number of vanishing retailers has left a mark on the district: From 49th to 60th street on Fifth Avenue, the availability rate of leases at the end of 2018 hit 0003% — up from around 5% a decade ago, according to data from real estate firm Cushman & Wakefield.
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Johnson's life is the subject of the new movie Hidden Figures, which chronicles her work at NASA as well as the work of Dorothy Vaughan and Mary Jackson — two other African-American "human computers" who left a mark on the space agency but have not been widely celebrated until now.
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It would clearly be a sign that Hillary Clinton's attacks on the Republican's presumptive nominee as dangerously unprepared when it comes to foreign policy have left a mark on Trump—and that he fears they'll leave more, if he doesn't have someone convincing in his corner to respond and reassure.
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" She continued, "I think a lot of people thought this was going to be a really silly show with two nerds living next to the hot girl and we have completely changed that and have outgrown that and have become real amazing characters that have left a mark on so many people's hearts.
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Businessman Tom SteyerTom Fahr SteyerBiden looks to shore up lead in S.C. The Hill's Campaign Report: Gloves off in South Carolina There's only one candidate for Democrats in Puerto Rico MORE has surprising pockets of support in South Carolina, but he hasn't left a mark in any of the races so far.
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In their new documentary Burden, filmmakers Timothy Marrinan and Richard Dewey chronicle the unlikely evolution of Burden's art practice, not only illustrating how it left a mark on the City of Angels, but also offering a glimpse into why Burden's oeuvre has since become part of the canon of art history itself.
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If the MMA community seems to have a particular soft spot for Boykin, that's because he was an enormous fight fan, and he left a mark on martial arts that went beyond the time he and Dyrdek sparred at a karate studio, and wondered aloud whether a gi big enough for Boykin existed or if he'd have to use bed sheets instead.
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But Good Will Hunting wasn't just a good movie — it left a mark, eventually responsible for a lot of now-familiar pop culture tropes: the Boston movie featuring "honorable" working-class white folks committing crimes or being really sad, the touting of Howard Zinn's A People's History of the United States as the go-to talisman for vaguely leftist politics (in 22016, Damon, Affleck, and Zinn made an appearance at a living-wage rally for Harvard employees), and the unstoppable influence of "Matt and Ben," a modern-day power couple with an unimpeachable best-buds-since-childhood friendship.
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