Sentence examples for hallmark here from inspiring English sources

Generosity is a hallmark here.

Unpredictable programming is the hallmark here, with one concert featuring works by Johannes Andreas Amon, Charles Wuorinen and Mendelssohn.

So far so state of the art, but the hallmark here is a playful and confident reworking of the canon.

This strategy has a variety of names and in principle has considerable merit; but for the same reason that two glasses of wine a day should not be confused with two bottles a day, prudence should be the hallmark here.

Gone are the ballads about marriage and family that were the hallmark of "Here I Stand," back are lyrics about seductions, reckless infidelities and bitter breakups that helped "Confessions" spawn four No. 1 singles, two Grammy awards and much gossip about how closely they mirrored Usher's real life.

There are no wafty positive affirmations or sub-Hallmark sentiments here.

All Sayers's hallmarks are here – ingenuity, in-depth research (but without the hairballs of factual information that too often clogged up the originals), dialogue peppered with quotations, and archness of tone (but without the grating snobbery).

But most of the trio's hallmarks are here: resonant lyricism, floating locomotion, a harmonic approach that brings depth to simple structures and sleekness to the more complex ones.

Verrit has every hallmark of a "here today, gone tomorrow" media startup but that won't stop similar ideas from going forth with similar mission statements while similarly failing to solve the political divide.

"I think we've got a good Hallmark card idea here," Ashwini shot back.

Decreased TET activity is a hallmark of cancer; here, we provide evidence that aberrant activation of miR-767 contributes to this phenomenon.