Sentence examples for hallmarks was from inspiring English sources

One of his performance hallmarks was jumping atop his drums and dancing while keeping the beat.

This five-minute film, with melting watches, undulating women and other Dalí hallmarks, was begun in 1945 and abandoned for lack of money.

Well into the era of Ross's successor, William Shawn, one of the magazine's hallmarks was long, unbroken quotations that now seem suspiciously articulate.

One of Mondo's hallmarks was its unsettling blurring of fact and fiction – an approach that makes the films hard to know how to respond to, and often landed its creators in hot water.

One of Bart's early hallmarks was his prank calls to Moe's Tavern owner Moe Szyslak in which Bart calls Moe and asks for a gag name.

The association of the identified biological processes to known cancer hallmarks was quantified by a subsequent enrichment analysis of cancer census genes.

Some important hallmarks aren't there.

Their hallmarks are large groups and knives.

"His broadcast hallmarks were great taste, authority and warmth.

Its hallmarks are poor performances, exhaustion and apathy.

One of the company's hallmarks is its omnipresent advertising.