Sentence examples for be a stamp of from inspiring English sources

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.

Because accreditation is a stamp of quality.

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

Each is a stamp of approval; together they are a storm of applause.

"Unfortunately, being admitted to Indian Market is a stamp of success," she said.

Mr Fingleton, who is to direct the film which is seeking additional funding, added: "This is a stamp of approval from the industry.

"We don't need a Teaching Award to tell us Dan is a brilliant teacher; we already know that," says Stanley. "But it is a stamp of approval.

Informally, it is a stamp of approval from Brussels.Serbia too should have an SAA by now but, because it has not arrested such war-crimes suspects as Ratko Mladic, talks were broken off last year.

Rather than being a stamp of quality, the idea of a popular musical from the West End evokes one of two sounds: the living death that is Andrew Lloyd Webber's sub-operetta treacle or the forced cheer of music-hall entertainments.

There was a stamp of impersonality to this, although it seemed to stem less from froideur than the self-dissociation of a smart teenager who has long imagined himself invisible and is disappointed to find himself observed.