Sentence examples for few hallmarks from inspiring English sources

"I think it has a few hallmarks of worship – we turn off parts of our brain, we somehow feel like it's not our duty, not our right to question this".

The Gear S has a few hallmarks that set it apart from the crowd, however, including a curved Super AMOLED display, which has a 2-inch diagonal measurement and 360×480 resolution, and a built-in 3G modem, which can let the wearable receive notification and messages, and even make and receive calls without any smartphone involved.

However, a few hallmarks are apparent.

The paradox of carcinogenesis has been now simplified into few hallmarks by unravelling the gene-environment interactions.

Yet the "John Paul II bishops" who came to power in the 1980s and beyond saw Bernardin's style and views as too accommodating, and too reluctant to mount the barricades on behalf of a more assertive Catholic identity marked by a few hallmark issues rather than a spectrum of teachings.

Cardiac involvement in primary mitochondrial disease is surprisingly uncommon and limited to a few hallmark conditions.

For gag thieves, these present the perfect opportunistic crime: they're easy to lift and contain fewer hallmarks of the originator's personality.

Maybe country music could use a few new hallmarks.

In fact, a penchant for order and contralized control seems one of the few clear hallmarks of Mr. Putin's philosophy.

Primary mucinous ovarian tumors have been shown to carry a higher frequency of K-ras mutations as one of the few genetic hallmarks able to distinguish it from other histotypes, while CCC are characterized by a lack of p53 mutations.

It bore few of the hallmarks of the ruthless professionalism the Adams crime family are notorious for.