Sentence examples for stamp of an from inspiring English sources
There was nothing in between to suggest the stamp of an original mind or a collective political philosophy.
When an improv really works, it has a skewed specificity that bears the stamp of an actor's subconscious.
But with inventory low, Ms. Hennessey said, "the little postage stamp of an apartment went to multiple bids".
Gandhi was one of the very few who have set the stamp of an idea on an epoch.
No longer do we view anything beyond the modernist citadel as somehow lacking the stamp of an authentic art.
Mr. Andre still dresses in the bib overalls that have been his uniform for decades, the sartorial stamp of an unorthodox lifelong Marxism.
None bear the stamp of a corporate entity.
"One woman asked for a stamp of a placenta," Barbara Briskin, the store's longtime manager, recalled.
It bears the stamp of a unique time in literary history.
"And this is a quiet little postage stamp of a piece of art".
A postage stamp of a similar design is being issued simultaneously by Garbo's native Sweden.
