Sentence examples for hallmark that from inspiring English sources
Discuss the idea that a sentence can summarize a story, but one hallmark that helps a sentence endure and resonate with many people is language that puts the reader squarely in the action.
It's a sonic hallmark that's been influential, primarily on the current crop of so-called "chillwave" artists like Washed Out, Toro Y Moi, and Memory Tapes, touting lo-fi takes on 80s pop.
The rapid production of so much genome data is yet another hallmark that sets SARS apart from previous outbreaks.
One hallmark that often appears in his designs is a word related to the piece written in all uppercase letters, set in quotation marks.
Heroin had a major hallmark that separated it from other drugs: Those using it generally were injecting it straight into their veins.
Losing has been the hallmark of HBCU development in Maryland over generations, and a hallmark that has benefited the state's public PWIs as a result.
They have tested 200 dogs and are searching for hallmarks that set the service dogs apart.
Diagnostically, he showed symptoms of several types of dementia, but no hallmarks that would narrow the cause to only one.
Checkerboard floors, bright purple walls and a gothic iron bed are a few of the hallmarks that differentiate the seven spacious suites.
The two-day battle, fought along the Geum river on the Korean peninsula, bore many of the hallmarks that would characterise future conflicts.
The breadth of the inquiries attests to three hallmarks that have come to define Netanyahu's rule: hobnobbing with moneyed interests, an obsession with the media, and a sense that he alone can promote Israel's security interests.
