Sentence examples for personal trademark from inspiring English sources

He says that he wants his "personal trademark" to be a more aggressive approach to deregulation.

Sabbatini's brashness is as much a personal trademark as his cowboy hats.

He wears a scarf, a kind of personal trademark, which is knotted.

But since he took office in 2006 Mr Harper has made support for the armed forces a personal trademark.

In the office, he dresses elegantly in hand-tailored white shirts with a small ladybug woven into the cuff as a personal trademark.

In ditching one of Silicon Valley's most colourful characters, whose potty-mouthed epithets have become something of a personal trademark, Yahoo! has signalled the depth of its problems.

Instead, they leave — and make — their mark with pictograms that become personal trademarks.

Other personal trademarks included his bent-bell trumpet and his enormous puffy cheeks that ballooned when playing.

His crew-cut hair, button-down shirts and skinny bow ties were personal trademarks, as was his fondness for driving to work in a pickup truck from his farm in Wayland, Mass.

Even Livingstone seems to have difficulty summoning up his trademark personal venom towards opponents when it comes to his mop-haired Conservative challenger, Boris Johnson.

But really, Elizabeth Kolbert could make anything interesting, and this feature-length article, ostensibly about the attempt to sequence the Neanderthal genome, uses her trademark personal insight and riveting narrative style.