Sentence examples for this stamp of from inspiring English sources

Something in me carries around this stamp of citizenship.

This kind of mechanism would assure consumers that the products bearing this stamp of approval had met certain standards of purity, potency and quality.

"It's hard to know where you stand in the world as a composer," says Cashian, "so this stamp of approval is very welcome.

I thought: 'God, I really need to have some sources for these things.' Then I thought: 'Fuck it.' I'd just had this stamp of approval from the scientific community.

This stamp of bipartisanship will not only embolden other Republicans to break ranks (though Mitch McConnell, the Senate minority leader, has promised to filibuster even such a symbolic measure).

"Hoover: An Extraordinary Life in Extraordinary Times" (Knopf), by Kenneth Whyte, the former editor of the Canadian newsmagazine Maclean's, helpfully lays out a long and copious résumé that doesn't fit on this stamp of dismissal.

The last encore - a splendid, feisty cover of Jonathan Richman's Fly Into the Mystery - ensures that they finish this gig with the stamp of promise rather than a tinge of disappointment.

The second is proving to be much more complicated than the first, and this is because the stamp of the West is all over the rest of the world, and the rest of the world is now putting its stamp on the West.

Professionally, this curiosity is the stamp of a hardy band of obsessives known as film historians.

But Morrell is hopeful the deal will be given the stamp of approval this week allowing the new owners to appoint a permanent manager.

Darwin realized this, beginning his section on this subject in The Origin of Species on "Rudimentary, atrophied, or aborted organs" with the observation that "Organs or parts in this strange condition, bearing the stamp of inutility, are extremely common in nature".