Sentence examples for every hallmark from inspiring English sources

Combined with provincial council results which bear every hallmark of having been manipulated, September's election may ensure the president a majority in the Loya Jirga.

"They want to get every hallmark of the world of credible journalism they can, and being in New York City, in an iconic location, is part of that".

Verrit has every hallmark of a "here today, gone tomorrow" media startup but that won't stop similar ideas from going forth with similar mission statements while similarly failing to solve the political divide.

By first looks, the company's product would seem to have every hallmark of the cool Kickstarter hardware project that you back only to have it arrive years later or not at all.

Flipagram has every hallmark of an Instagram or Twitter, attracting creative talents who love to share, brands who want to get in front of important eyeballs and celebrities who want to keep in touch with their fans.

Mothering is nothing if not an exploit of extremes, and for every Hallmark moment there are 200 'Suck it up, you're the Mom!" moments.

And yet this, like every other hallmark of her performance, is not entirely her fault.

Favre said that the Steelers' defense blitzed him on nearly every snap, a hallmark of a game plan by the defensive coordinator, Dick LeBeau.

Romance is a kind of round-robin tournament, and psychosis the hallmark of every experience.

(In the United States, it can be seen nearly every night on the Hallmark Channel).

Dr. Girardi called this a hallmark of every World War II veteran he has operated on.