Sentence examples for hallmarks of many from inspiring English sources

Unlike other succulents, however, cactuses have areoles, which support luminous spines and exotic flowers, the hallmarks of many popular varieties.

The White Stripes and other bands centred around Detroit's garage-rock revival circa 2002 are the obvious reference point here, but the hallmarks of many a great guitar band are stamped throughout: the doomy pronouncements of Nick Cave (Dogmeat), the bicep-pumped riffing of QOTSA (Gun Crazy), even the raised eye of Pulp's Jarvis Cocker on Fuckabout.

And though e-tailers have adopted nearly every merchandising and marketing gimmick of their offline counterparts this year, they have been slow to give customers payment options other than credit cards -- in particular, extended payment plans -- that are the the hallmarks of many traditional retailers.

Such aggregates constitute the histopathological hallmarks of many neurodegenerative pathologies.

Abnormalities in nuclear and chromatin organization are hallmarks of many diseases including cancer.

Protein aggregation and dysfunction of the ubiquitin-proteasome system are hallmarks of many neurodegenerative diseases.

Endurance is a hallmark of many of his accomplishments.

That project also involved another hallmark of many successful new series: luring bankable French film stars into TV.

So what if getting that look meant enduring the itchy burning that's a hallmark of many chemical straighteners.

This method is especially well-suited to vexing problems like inflammation, which is a hallmark of many diseases.

You will find nothing in him of that anger or sour disappointment that is the hallmark of many critics.