Sentence examples for it is a hallmark of from inspiring English sources

It is a hallmark of all the great coaches.

But Fahlman still hears complaints that it is a hallmark of lazy writing.

It is a hallmark of modernism: injection of vernacular or the burlesque sounds of life - kitsch indeed - into music.

It is a hallmark of the Tories' approach to housing: act first and leave every other agency to pick up the pieces.

It is a hallmark of a sane and moderate society that when it changes leaders and regimes, those left behind should be abandoned to the judgment of history.

He said the red dripping wax on tequila bottles would be confusing since it is a "hallmark" of Maker's Mark, where it has graced bottles since 1958 and has been a registered trademark since 1985.

It's a hallmark of civilised society that persecuting people on the basis of their race is illegal.

"It's a hallmark of Bush that he sticks to his guns no matter what," Mr. Dodds said.

It was a hallmark of Clermont when they were side by side in the coaches' box: getting off to a flyer, and never letting up.

It was a hallmark of Salem that the younger generation — Cotton Mather included — could be relied on for the most luxuriant reports.

That method of singing seems to have been an essential feature of 17th-century vocal technique, and it was a hallmark of the performance practices of the concerti delle donne.