Sentence examples for recognizable hallmark from inspiring English sources
As with hair, eyes are an instantly recognizable hallmark of manga drawing.
Mr. Stucky's piece, by contrast, was a homage to Ravel, packed with shimmering string and woodwind textures yet with a changeability and bite that are among the most recognizable hallmarks of Mr. Stucky's music.
The four circles of the two lenses and the two yellow circles give the glasses a radically distinct look that is recognizable from a distance — another hallmark of great marketing design.
In particular, the uptake and degradation of oxidized LDL (oxLDL) by monocyte-derived macrophages is considered the leading event in the formation of cholesterol-enriched foam cells, which are the hallmark of fatty streaks, the earliest recognizable lesion of atherosclerosis [19,20].
Dysregulated metabolism, one of the most recognizable features of cancer; its exclusion from the original list of hallmarks (21) probably represented a significant oversight, as it constitutes one of the earliest described hallmarks of cancer (25, 26).
There were recognizable signifiers.
It's distinctive, recognizable.
Corpses were hardly recognizable,.
Ambiguity was the hallmark.
