Sentence examples for and the hallmarks of from inspiring English sources
Sarah Boxer on George Herriman's "Krazy Kat" comic strip and the hallmarks of Krazy Kriticism.
Einhorn's presentations, he said, were lucid and inventive and the hallmarks of a rising star.
Mr. Jansons led this work in a visit with the Philadelphia Orchestra in 1996, and the hallmarks of his reading have not changed greatly.
But managing those stories, and the hallmarks of the original movie — the stage fright and puppy love, parental disapproval and casting couch — proved difficult: the director's cut was three and a half hours long.
One of her adolescent works, "On Being Brought from Africa to America," displays her typical subject matter and the hallmarks of her early style-religious piety wrapped in heroic couplets... Tells about her meeting, October 8, 1772, with a panel of influential thinkers and politicians regarding the authorship of her poems..
One of her adolescent works, "On Being Brought from Africa to America," displays her typical subject matter and the hallmarks of her early style-religious piety wrapped in heroic couplets... Tells about her meeting, October 8, 1772, with a panel of influential thinkers and politicians regarding the authorship of her poems.
The head was slim, even a little elongated and the tail somewhat stubby and round, the hallmarks of a female.
They are personal and bear the hallmarks of obsession.
Yet it also has rigorous modernist underpinnings and bears the hallmarks of its time.
She made climate change, human rights and freedom the hallmarks of her first term.
Anonymity and accessibility, the hallmarks of Web 1.0, provided an ideal platform for Al Qaeda's radical demagoguery.
