Sentence examples for be a stamp from inspiring English sources

"After all, it's not supposed to be a stamp collection".

Although nothing in "Audition" comes as a shock — Walters doesn't turn out to be a stamp collector, or to have learned Aramaic — it belongs to a part of American culture that Walters helped invent; it has just the right number of personal but not icky revelations, and they enrich, rather than spoil, a sense of intimacy.

Although nothing in "Audition" comes as a shock Walters doesn't turn out to be a stamp collector, or to have learned Aramaic it belongs to a part of American culture that Walters helped invent; it has just the right number of personal but not icky revelations, and they enrich, rather than spoil, a sense of intimacy.

I thought the record label's logo should be a stamp of quality, rather than dominating the cover art".

This lopsidedness, which arises during brain development, may be a stamp of the adaptability of the human brain, a new study suggests.

Skandalon in English has only a theological use, wherein it means any distraction from the True Way: So that for one person, a love affair might be a skandalon, distracting him or her from godliness; for another, it might be a stamp collection, or children.

Because accreditation is a stamp of quality.

The most characteristic step is a stamp followed by a foot lift in a stationary line.

"It is a stamp, a seal on the body of a Jew".

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

The largest transaction cost is a stamp duty, paid to the Irish government.