Sentence examples for of its hallmark from inspiring English sources

The sleeping part of narcolepsy is kind of its hallmark, but it's all the other symptoms, ones that most people don't really know about, that affect me the most.

It asked customers to return 7.25-ounce packets of its hallmark mac and cheese with a best before in September and October this year in the US, Puerto Rico and the Caribbean after metal bits were discovered in the food by eight separate customers.

One of its hallmark achievements was creating a space for effective communication.

Twenty-five yeafterfthe the completion of its hallmark Canada Square tower, Canary Wharf still inspires both adulation and bile.

Fiestaware hasn't changed the design of its hallmark Art Deco china in 66 years, but Homer Laughlin China Company, which puts out Fiestaware, banks the brand on a strategic rollout of new hues.

Polaroid has been trying to increase sales, which have been stuck at about $2 billion a year the last decade, with a digital version of its hallmark instant-print camera and its I-Zone camera, the best seller in the United States.

Although the French Revolution (1789) challenged the basic foundations of the ancien régime, it reinforced one of its hallmarks, diplomatic inviolability.

It foreshadowed so many of its hallmarks: dog-whistle racism, the brazen spreading of thoroughly disproven allegations, the just sayin' tone in which Trump smears people.

Al Qaeda's media and internet adoption and adaptation has been one of its hallmarks since the 1990s — it was by email that the future suicide pilots of the 9/11 conspiracy first made their way to Afghanistan.

Taking Vasari's quality of maniera as the key to Mannerism, it is possible to outline some of its hallmarks.

In essence, the north vs. south divide of the American ball scene is just a manifestation of one of its hallmarks, shade, and the Miami houses take it in stride.