Sentence examples for hallmark vision from inspiring English sources

Before "Tiger Mother," the category was dominated by "more of a Hallmark vision of parenting," Ms. Schnaars said.

We have also shown that laser-induced choroidal neovascularization (CNV), the latter being the hallmark of vision threatening disease pathology in age-related macular degeneration (AMD), can be suppressed by systemic drug therapy using the low-molecular weight compounds, Sunitinib malate (Sutent®, Pfizer) and 17-AAG (Bristol-Myers Squinducedllowing induced barrier modulation.

Mr. Bush thumps as a hallmark of his education vision the No Child Left Behind Act, but his tight budget will leave states struggling to fulfill its alleged goals.

Overall, Sutherland's studies suggest that the rat visual system is capable of the kind of advanced shape processing that is the hallmark of high-level vision: the extrapolation of abstract shape dimensions.

It's an exciting premise that is perhaps the hallmark of adolescence, and a vision typical of history's most influential youth cultures.

Quiet work and quiet worship have been their hallmarks since George Fox's hill-top vision started things off in 1652.

The new design retains hallmarks from Mr. Libeskind's original vision of Freedom Tower, which has been in the public eye for a year as part of his master plan for the trade center site.

Hallmarks of HFRS, such as blurred vision and hemorrhages, were not frequent among the patients in our study.

Subtlety of vision has never been a hallmark of Disney, and Eyre knows that.

Ever since they broke with the mainline Protestant churches nearly 100 years ago, the hallmark of evangelicals theology has been a vision of modern society as a sinking ship, sliding toward depravity and sin.

In the first book of the Book of Mormon, a prophet named Lehi narrates an allegorical vision that has become a hallmark of Mormon religious discourse.