Slowly, it seems, the cult surrounding the historical hallmark seems to be expanding.
Strong emphases on human experience and on the importance of examining church teaching in historical context became hallmarks of Father Schillebeeckx's work.
The tours look at hallmark historical moments in America's history, like the ratification of the Constitution, the Revolutionary War and the presidency of George Washington.
Note the historical growth of hallmarking.
As has been noted, one of the hallmarks of historical and contemporary examples of political prisoners is the challenge they represent to the status quo.
Her publisher adds that her "commitment to historical accuracy" is a hallmark.
With its exotic location, interweaving love stories, tales of academic scandal and esoteric quests, Easter Island contains all the hallmarks of fashionable historical 'faction'faction
And we denounce this statement for opening the door to hate groups, whose attempts to conflate the Nazi Judeocide with other episodes of violence have been a hallmark of their dangerous historical revisionism.
Zillow powers Yahoo Real Estate's historical pricing graphs, but also has their hallmark formula-based Zestimates for over 70 million homes.
His hallmark style has become this mixing of historical fact with fiction; Doctorow the novelist writes his novels the way many of his protagonists try to live their lives.
This is due, in large part, to Aquino's refusal to continue the regrettable tradition of corruption, nepotism and abuse of power, and choose instead to turn the country around by stabilizing the political process, reforming the internal revenue service and customs bureau, and making good governance the hallmark of his administration, rather than an historical aberration.
