Sentence examples for hallmark phrase from inspiring English sources

Not long ago, the Occupy Wall Street movement seemed poised to largely fade from the national conversation with few concrete accomplishments beyond introducing its hallmark phrase, "We are the 99 percent".

But just how the firm intends to stop a top French politician using one of his hallmark phrases is hard to fathom.

Every daughter has a few cherry-picked hallmark phrases doled out by their mothers that they find highly annoying and yet unnervingly true.

Are humorous phrases a hallmark of yours?

So it is with anyone real, unlike the measured platitudes and balanced phrases that hallmark the increasing army of unreal people, who never want to risk a wrong word and so speak only in clichés.

The matter-of-fact absurdity of this last phrase is a hallmark of Mr. Guest and Mr. Levy's improvisatory comic style.

In a phrase bearing the hallmark of Henri Guaino, his market-sceptic speechwriter, he called for new globalisation not based on "each seeking by all means to take jobs and markets from others".

Another hallmark is their aching lyricism, phrases pouring from their fingers as smooth as fondant.

Those were all hallmarks of California cuisine, a phrase that went away as the principles it connoted took permanent root and became less exceptional, as restaurants far and wide exalted the local and seasonal and turned away from elaborate saucing and gut-busting richness.

Abercrombie & Fitch : Scantily clad teens greeting patrons at the door and provocative T-shirt catch phrases are the hallmark of Abercrombie & Fitch.

However that recognition was prefaced, in a phrase that bore the hallmarks of arm-wrestling behind the scenes, by a commitment only to reach a "significant level" of annual global expenditure on the disease.