Sentence examples for a trademark feature from inspiring English sources
The rods have been widely recognized as a trademark feature of the tower.
The brass sound achieved on the Redding records soon became a trademark feature of the company's releases.
In addition to the functional requirements (parking, casino, hotel rooms), Kerzner specified a gigantic aquarium, which he has made a trademark feature of his leisure destinations.
Those public figures with salt or peppered heads — George Clooney, Toni Morrison, Ms. Mirren, Anderson Cooper — tend to be preternaturally handsome people who play up their hair as a trademark feature.
This is a big deal because an effective price mechanism -- one that adjusts prices based on supply and demand -- is a trademark feature of capitalist economies.
A trademark feature of the sIAHP is its modulation by several neurotransmitters activating various signal transduction pathways.
Give him a chubby, boyish face with a long nose (his trademark feature) and a curved line for his smile.
Growing up in a predominantly white school, it was my hair, now my trademark feature, the thing that would make me a millionaire if I had a £1 for every time I was complimented on it, that was once my biggest insecurity.
The site also features a fashion industry-focused Power Grid which is Mediaite's trademark feature for ranking individuals and execs in various industries.
Once, the towns' trademark feature was their several golf communities for retirees, said Ann McKee Austin, a local real estate agent.
Punk's trademark feature was Holmstrom's hand-lettered headlines and text.
