Sentence examples for hallmark designs from inspiring English sources

While Papyrus does offer a selection of cards for under $4, the cardstock is cheaper and the choices consist mostly of re-hashed Hallmark designs.

It comes down to the heritage, says Ms. Wilkinson, and "the English mixture of irreverence and correctness" that was a hallmark of designs by Mr. Cutler and Mr. Gross.

The hallmark of Design Thinking is driving innovation processes with human-centred methods and principles (Brown & Kātz 2009).

Even if you think Valentine's Day is a Hallmark holiday designed to rake in millions of dollars in cash – it is – so you better get used to it because your lady friend still expects a gift.

The hallmark of her designs at Renault has been the efficient use of space inside vehicles.

But I wondered how such a detached individual could possibly make the emotional connections that were the hallmark of his designs.

"Distinctive signature lighting graphics use LED light blade technology, showcasing the hallmark interlocking circle design".

Michael Gartenberg, vice president and research director of JupiterResearch, said a hallmark of Apple design was its accessibility.

"We add emotional value to the Volvo brand with the calm, confident beauty that is the hallmark of Scandinavian design".

A hallmark of the design, to be finished in 2015, is the repurposing of old shipping containers into a marketplace of "Incuboxes," or modular pop-up shops and dining spots.

About 10 years ago, Susan Saegert, a professor of environmental psychology at the City University of New York and two doctoral students looked at life in the structures and found that the courtyard areas, a hallmark of the design, became a nexus of the drug trade in the '80s and '90s precisely because they were shielded from public access and view.