It begins and ends with poetry: in the first segment, a Hallmark card writer reads her work, while the poet laureate, Robert Pinsky, closes with an appreciation of a poem by Yeats.
"Once again, significant time will also be available for golf, fly fishing, one-on-one meetings and small VIP discussion groups, which is the hallmark of this conference," the invitation reads.
"This campaign of anti-Semitism has been driven by white supremacists and anti-Semites and has all the hallmarks of classic Jewish conspiracy theories," reads the ADL report.
It has all the hallmarks of recent past tragedies – Rwanda, Darfur, Bosnia, Kosovo," the letter reads.
While such events are not common, the hallmark of restriction enzyme site generation is sometimes observed in Hi-C datasets, manifesting as an aggregation of reads orientated towards the novel restriction site.
The Bar Room of this former speakeasy, with its hallmark red-and-white checkered tablecloths and a toy-filled ceiling (including a model PT-109 contributed by President Kennedy), has a register that reads like an eighth-grade history book.
Mr Buffett's latest annual letter to shareholders, always a treat to read, mixed his hallmark folksy, gently self-deprecating style with a loud shout of "I told you so".
Everything she said sounded like she'd read it in a Hallmark card.
That slangy, casual style is a hallmark of the Percy Jackson books, which often read like a faithful transcription of teen uptalk.
MC's language profile was characterised by the hallmark propositional language impairment despite well-preserved naming, reading, repetition and comprehension skills.
