Sentence examples for for a hallmark from inspiring English sources

If it reads like it would make for a Hallmark TV episode, don't submit it.

And that feature meshes beautifully with Mr. Jacobs's style, for a hallmark of his performances is driving energy.

True, the painting did not seem destined for a Hallmark card, would not have been mistaken for the work of Norman Rockwell.

And the smartest and most powerful parts of Romney's speech weren't those torn from a family scrapbook or ripe for a Hallmark card.

Mr. Ford, 40, is working on a screenplay for a Hallmark miniseries and was the director and a screenwriter on "Slow Burn," a drama released on DVD and video by Artisan Entertainment in 2000.

Maybe it was her baggy sweatpants, maybe the sandals, maybe her tender years, but each of my friend's questions brought a sniff from the dealer that said perhaps you've mistaken us for a Hallmark card shop.

The aftertaste lingers for minutes: a hallmark of a good wine.

Across the country, the Taliban have made the destruction of schools, particularly schools for girls, a hallmark of their war.

But this would eliminate the scope for wings, a hallmark of Ferguson's tactical outlook at United.

A huge part of my identity as an authentic conservative is reasonableness, for me a hallmark of conservatism.

Isn't thirst for knowledge a hallmark of Judaism and isn't it fundamental to solving problems?