Sentence examples for a hallmark in from inspiring English sources

Many consider this extended live coverage a hallmark in television news.

Democrats here say that the independence of Connecticut's lawmakers is a hallmark in a state with more independent voters than Democrats or Republicans.

Extreme training has been a hallmark in China since at least 1993, when female runners coached by Ma Junren gave startling and suspicious performances.

It has gotten to this point because of a blend of composure and experience that has become a hallmark in these two sun-kissed seasons.

His impeccable dress would become a hallmark in his public life -- he changed his shirts in the middle of the day if they bore the slightest signs of wear.

The "Seven Seconds or Less" that had been a hallmark in Phoenix would make a few brief returns – first with Raymond Felton, and then again with Jeremy Lin – before tensions between D'Antoni and Carmelo Anthony reached their tipping point.

With a name that recalled the exploits of the Manson family, "Helter Skelter," the art show, is now viewed as a hallmark in establishing Southern California's independence and originality in the modern art world.

In the Symphony No. 1 (1959) and "Scontri" ("Collisions," 1960), he experimented with Serialism (in which a composer must use all 12 tones of the chromatic scale in equal proportion) and with the textural contrasts — dense clusters versus spare, pointillistic solo lines — that would become a hallmark in his later music.

The lesion shows continuity with the popliteal artery, which is a hallmark in diagnosis.

Long onset latencies and inconsistent recruitment pattern are thought to be a hallmark in these patients.

A hallmark in these activities is his effort to draw in all kinds of audiences.