Sentence examples for bears the hallmark from inspiring English sources

He said that the attack bears the hallmark of the work of "violent dissident republican terrorists".

The Aliev "genetic code", says the newspaper with a straight face, bears the hallmark of "national patriarch".

His conversation, which shudders to a halt whenever it veers too closely to the day his son died, bears the hallmark of recent grief.

Instead, the plan bears the hallmark of a summer of intense lobbying by the industry, prosperous again after being bailed out by the taxpayer two years ago, and which has succeeded in winning important concessions from the government.

This all bears the hallmark of one of Burnham's obsessions – his dislike of Londoncentricity, which is also finding articulation in his support for the idea of the Royal Opera's base in Manchester.

Every one of these titles bears the hallmark of greatness because their author was not merely a born storyteller but also a master stylist, a literary craftsman engaged on an eternal search for the mot juste.

The crackdown bears the hallmarks of anti-crime campaigns that were once common in China.

Yet it also has rigorous modernist underpinnings and bears the hallmarks of its time.

Based heavily on fear and belief in magic, this one bears the hallmarks of superstition.

"This bears the hallmarks of an attempted coup d'état against legitimacy".

In fact, the opposition's most iconic campaign bears the hallmarks of the TaxPayer Alliance's success.