Sentence examples for had a hallmark from inspiring English sources

There were the parties that friends still like to recall, and the holidays that had a Hallmark card feel to them.

One hallmark of his shows, bar their visual bravura, is that it's difficult to say they have a hallmark.

From these 140,000 genes, Human Genome Sciences has been able to identify those that make signals and receptors because all these genes have a hallmark sequence of DNA letters.

And Syria's civil war (because that, in the end, is what it is) now has a hallmark bloodbath — its before-and-after moment.

It's amazing how much false confidence he has, a hallmark Franco leans into with exquisite uncanniness.

Facebook's iconic blue and white site has a hallmark one line descriptor that has been around since the social network's inception: "Sign up.

Simply a reminder, that Glenn has a hallmark tenacious nimbleness about him that doesn't expire until he takes his last breath.

Finally, we have noted that grade-5 disc degeneration, which has a hallmark feature of a collapsed disc space, could have been driving the results of this study.

Social surveys, first conducted in the eighteen-nineties, had been a hallmark of Progressive Era social reform.

But distrust of the Soviet Union had been a hallmark of Mr. Reagan's political career.

So-called Good Design had become a hallmark of elite good taste.