Sentence examples for appealing hallmarks from inspiring English sources
Speed, instant gratification, accessibility — these are a few of the appealing hallmarks of digital technology.
C1 Everyday Humor In an effort to compete with the shift to online communications, the greeting card makers American Greetings and Hallmark Cards are appealing to their biggest clients -- women -- by creating humorous takes on everyday travails.
Selection for the phenotypes contributing to domesticability, biological type (draught, milk, meat) and the aesthetically appealing morphologies that have become breed hallmarks (polled, coat colour and patterning [ 4- 8]) have also impacted the extent and distribution of variability within the genome.
That effective use of language, and the ability to present conservative positions while still appealing to a broad political spectrum, is without doubt a hallmark of Mr. Bush's political skill.
Unwashed hair, that hallmark of depression, insanity and addiction, has rarely looked so appealing.
Kant was not the first to introduce disinterestedness as hallmark of the aesthetic and isolate it as such from what is merely sensually or sexually appealing.
Mr. Miller wasted little time in appealing today to independents and Republicans, pledging to adopt the "spirit of dignity, integrity and bipartisan cooperation that were the hallmarks of Paul Coverdell's career".
