Sentence examples for conspicuous hallmark from inspiring English sources
A sprawling sense of whimsy and the grotesque has hitherto been Mr. Lindsay-Abaire's most conspicuous hallmark, with characters who suffer from extreme and exotic medical conditions, like amnesia or premature aging.
The Turner House, he added, "became a conspicuous trademark of the merchant family's commercial success long before Nathaniel Hawthorne made it a hallmark of Salem's literary culture".
If self-consciousness is conspicuous in "Gingersnap," the hallmark of "Navigating Early" is abundant adventure.
Today, however, Vientiane's streets are filled with the hallmarks of conspicuous consumption -- Hummers, Mercedes and other fancy cars.
Glinting gems, red carpet couture and conspicuous grooming are all hallmarks of Oscar night that can be relied on to brighten up March.
Apoptotic cells can often be discriminated from viable counterparts based on several morphological hallmarks including highly conspicuous nuclear condensation and fragmentation, and frequent appearance of characteristic plasma membrane blebs.
The chief hallmark of his playing was a conspicuous lack of schmaltz.
Another maddening hallmark of the horndog wordsmith is prose that takes conspicuous notice of a female character's physical imperfections.
The hallmarks of the Scot's style are pretty conspicuous here: The huge keyboards, the huger buildup, the power synths during the drop.
Hallmark cells may resemble Reed Sternberg cells of Hodgkin lymphoma (HL), but have less conspicuous nucleoli.
