Sentence examples for a hallmark of a from inspiring English sources

Malfunction of cell-death genes is a hallmark of a number of diseases.

The aftertaste lingers for minutes: a hallmark of a good wine.

"For the rich to pay more is simply a hallmark of a civilised society.

A hallmark of a Nash-led team is a fast-paced, efficient offense.

Still, a hallmark of a fine eating place is consistency, and that is lacking at the Hicksville restaurant.

Cameron and Clegg talk about fairness yet striving to eliminate inequality is a hallmark of a fair society.

A passion for detail is a hallmark of a starkly different Tchaikovsky recording also released this year, on Sony.

It is often said that a hallmark of a civilised society is how it treats its most vulnerable.

Favre said that the Steelers' defense blitzed him on nearly every snap, a hallmark of a game plan by the defensive coordinator, Dick LeBeau.

Nobody really understands the epidemiology of allergies, but the fact that they are increasing so rapidly is a hallmark of a mismatch disease.

And, since a good sense of humor is a hallmark of a rounded intelligence, I was particularly gratified about the Nobel committee's selection for chemistry.