Sentence examples for be a hallmark from inspiring English sources

Any sweeter and it would be a Hallmark Christmas special.

Uncertainty about the economy will be a hallmark of this year — especially given the political implications.

Scaffolds that stretch in response to their environment may be a hallmark for tissue regeneration.

The smile, his mother says, voice breaking, "seems to be a hallmark of my son".

Such reliance on covert informers came to be a hallmark of French policing.

Long onset latencies and inconsistent recruitment pattern are thought to be a hallmark in these patients.

The evolution of increasingly difficult jumps continues to be a hallmark of the sport.

Using debt to his advantage would continue to be a hallmark of his approach to acquisitions.

Monet's project to capture ever-shifting atmospheric conditions came to be a hallmark of the Impressionist style.

Such self-administration of drugs by animals has been shown to be a hallmark of addictive substances.

A race-tinged brawl at the convention, some nine weeks before Election Day, will not be a Hallmark moment.