Sentence examples for hallmark a from inspiring English sources

"That was his hallmark: a completely ingenious way of solving the problem," Dr. Corson said.

Much of the humor bears The Onion's stylistic hallmark, a combination of insightful satire and startlingly profane language.

Hallmark, a greeting-card company, makes a line of cards and videos featuring two small characters, Hoops and Yoyo.

The making of this replica commemorates the 650th anniversary of the adoption of the English hallmark, a stamp on gold & silver work to denote authorship & quality.

Berns and his wife Deborah had been living at The Hallmark, a senior residence, just one block away from the Towers.

Here Sir Christopher has added his cross-cultural hallmark: a series of horror film clips that invoke Fuseli's "The Nightmare" as the ultimate shock-horror icon.

Organized labor has for a long time been a hallmark of a free society.

Cameron and Clegg talk about fairness yet striving to eliminate inequality is a hallmark of a fair society.

"For the rich to pay more is simply a hallmark of a civilised society.

Malfunction of cell-death genes is a hallmark of a number of diseases.

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