Sentence examples for a hallmark exemplified from inspiring English sources

This technique, which he carried over to the acoustic guitar, became a hallmark, exemplified by his much imitated version of "Black Mountain Rag".

Indeed, trans-assembly of highly oligomeric complexes is a hallmark of RNA viral infection, exemplified by the polymerase and polymerase-containing oligomers of positive-strand RNA viruses (Crowder and Kirkegaard, 2005; Marcotte et al., 2007; Kemball et al., 2010) and the large nucleoprotein-RNA complexes that form during negative-strand RNA replication (Reviewed in reference Morin et al. (2013)).

The blanked-out faces of the people in the foreground foretell the advent of abstraction, and with his mix of line drawing, watercolor and pastel, Prendergast also exemplifies the formal experimentation that would become a hallmark of midcentury American art.

She exemplified the tradition of leadership among her peers which has long been a hallmark of the relationship of the Wilson family to HSS.

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Generosity is a hallmark here.

Resilience has been a hallmark as well.

Asceticism was a hallmark of his brand.

That's a hallmark of his work.

Versatility was a hallmark of subsequent roles.

The 19th century bred a new kind of musician the composer-conductor, as exemplified by Carl Maria von Weber, Hector Berlioz, Felix Mendelssohn, and Richard Wagner men of autocratic and creative character who assumed full control over performance and brought to their work a singleminded creative viewpoint and a cultivated sensitivity that was a hallmark of much of the 19th-century period in music.