Sentence examples for hallmark with from inspiring English sources

It is a fittingly exasperating hallmark: with each of the soaring, boring 21 punts, television ratings drooped and advertisers cringed.

Excess in all things is her hallmark, with one critic characterizing her live performances as "one part revival, one part nervous breakdown".

A sprawling sense of whimsy and the grotesque has hitherto been Mr. Lindsay-Abaire's most conspicuous hallmark, with characters who suffer from extreme and exotic medical conditions, like amnesia or premature aging.

The device itself is a bit on the chunky side, however, which has also been something of a hallmark with the Surface line.

Meanwhile, publicly held American Greetings, with $2.5 billion in revenue, recently bought number three Gibson Greetings, bringing its market share to 40% and breathing down the neck of Hallmark, with 45%.

Their first disc, Worry the Jury (2004), was an introduction to the lush arrangements and radio-friendly harmonies that would become a Madison Violet hallmark, with their sophomore album Caravan (2006) further exploring and incorporating country-infused, toe-tapping melodies.

In 2009, the company debuted a partnership with Hallmark cards (Hallmark also invested in Social Calendar), to allow users to send virtual cards and gifts as well.

Stockholm's bombing attack shares hallmarks with other recent car bomb attempts in the west.

We review mechanisms that link NO to cancer hallmarks, with a perspective of co-targeting NO metabolism with first-line therapies for improved outcome.

As the MDC1A mice used in our studies share many hallmarks with the human disease, these preclinical data may be of high predictive value for future clinical studies.

The short, titled "Come Together," definitely bears Anderson's quirky hallmarks, with the train and Brody conjuring a "Darjeeling Limited" feel.