Sentence examples for stamp him from inspiring English sources

Overton, at 19, lacks the knowhow of Magoffin and Kirby but has the genuine pace to stamp him an international prospect.

However, they hardly stamp him as an earnest imperialist, or conservationist; they just strike a variant note in the mournful music.

It will stamp him as the dominant heavyweight of the post-Tyson era, which can now be defined as post-1990, when Tyson lost his title to Buster Douglas.

Gryphius's lyric poetry covers a wide range of verse forms and is characterized by a technical mastery and assurance and a portrayal of human emotions in adversity, the sincerity and compulsive power of which stamp him, particularly in his sonnets, as a great poet.

The minute-long ad, "The French Connection," includes a cheesy bistro accordion tune and juxtaposes Mr. Romney welcoming the world to the Salt Lake City Olympics in French – "Je m'appelle Mitt Romney" – with a clip of the French-speaking John Kerry, whose knowledge of the tongue of Molière was used to stamp him as elitist during his failed bid for the presidency in 2004.

Initiatives such as the establishment of SBS and his willingness to accept the flood of refugees flowing after the victory of the communists in the Vietnam war stamp him out as a beacon of enlightenment given the developments in subsequent decades.

Knocking Lucker down, Cobb began kicking and stamping him.

Lugosi stamped the image of Dracula forever, and it stamped him.

It stamped him as one of the leading contenders for the 2004 Kentucky Derby.

But Franco stayed and Benitez's new four-year, $22 million contract stamped him as the closer.

In May of that season, Ramirez signed a six-year, $70 million contract that stamped him as the Marlins' franchise player.