Pacifism and social justice were hallmarks in succeeding decades.
The hallmarks in all cases were rigour and imagination.
All the hallmarks, in fact, of a top-flight B&B, and that's really the point.
"Blood Simple" (1985): Murder, stupidity, slick camerawork: the Coen brothers' debut has all their hallmarks in jaded miniature.
Ibragimova's E major Partita had the deceptive simplicity and vivid character – bordering on insouciance in this case – that are this violinist's hallmarks in Bach.
A leafy enclave of Tudor and colonial-style homes in eastern Queens, this is a neighborhood where residents worry most about the little things, those quality-of-life issues that have been such hallmarks in Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's administration.
A credit at the end notes that Ms. Arnold worked on the film at the Sundance Institute, and as its plot accelerates, some Sundance hallmarks in particular a familiar dialectic of abjection and redemption become visible.
She has never shied away from confrontation in a government that has made discipline and unity its hallmarks in an effort to drive out the divisive politics that left Labor in opposition to Conservatives for 18 years.
At that point Weber chose to give one of the agonized performances that have been the German hallmarks in the competition, but Mr Dienst quickly let him know he was fooling nobody.
This project, called Info-Snap, aims to improve the process of assessing hallmarks in the wild, making anyone a junior antiques detective.
The deregulation of Hippo signaling leads to a concurrent combination of uncontrolled cellular proliferation and inhibition of apoptosis, two key hallmarks in cancer development.
