Sentence examples for a stamp of character from inspiring English sources

His obsessiveness is not merely a business tool; it is a stamp of character.

"NYC will tow cars after 11 PM parked on 14th St. between 7th and 8th," the menu warned, and the fingerprint motif that adorns the matchbooks and bill holders began to look less like a stamp of character than a plea for identity.

Because accreditation is a stamp of quality.

News is also subject to the whims of governments (Germany's Länder, for instance, have the power to approve or reject cable channels); it is a branding exercise (America's networks regard their evening news programmes as their stamp of character); and it is advertising (Bloomberg Television is a way of promoting the terminals).Some news services are bound to fold.

Talk about a stamp of approval.

As the French sociologist Edgar Morin put it, Hollywood required the ideal in the midst of the real — a vibrant notion of character stamped onto a splendid physical emblem that hardly ever varied.

In just a few years, she has emerged as a major lyric soprano, and as Desdemona she succeeded in putting a decisive stamp on a character who is too often portrayed as a fleshless signifier of doomed innocence.

The 2006 Australian Bush Babies stamp series features a $4.65AUD stamp of a young platypus.

It looks like a postage stamp of a hawk.

A complex cast of characters.

Though the kit has a lot of pieces, the choice of character stamps seem a bit odd.