Sentence examples for trademark features from inspiring English sources

To make sure he is not deceiving himself – what is Adams without his trademark features?

Thus the establishment's trademark features a motif combining a pair of breasts with a wine glass.

He was known throughout the world as Uncle John, and his pastoral touch, warm smile and sense of humour were trademark features of his ministry.

The paper has improved its coverage of national and world news, while retaining its trademark features such as conservative columnists and the Inside Track gossip page.

Measurements of the bones, which are around 430,000 years old, suggest that trademark features of Neanderthals did not emerge at the same rate, but that some evolved much earlier than others.

But that large net scared the shoe company New Balance, which sued Converse in December 2014 in an attempt to invalidate some of the trademark features on the All Stars.

Punk's trademark feature was Holmstrom's hand-lettered headlines and text.

The rods have been widely recognized as a trademark feature of the tower.

The brass sound achieved on the Redding records soon became a trademark feature of the company's releases.

Once, the towns' trademark feature was their several golf communities for retirees, said Ann McKee Austin, a local real estate agent.

Bedrooms are equally colourful and equally full of lamps; not even the singles scrimp on the Kybele's trademark feature.