Sentence examples for trademarks that define from inspiring English sources

"Out of all of the trademarks that define Tarantino's style, the filmmaker may be most recognized for his gratuitous use of blood and violence," Swinney explains in the description for Tarantino: Blood.

Trademarks and characteristics that define Meshuggah's sound and songwriting include polyrhythms, polymetered riff cycles, rhythmic syncopation, rapid key and tempo changes and neo-jazz chromatics.

Frank Gehry, for example, has long used computers to help design, at times even fabricate, some of the trademark sweeping, soaring surfaces that define his style in buildings like the new Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, notes Jonathan Cohen, a Berkeley-based architect and chairman of the technology and architectural practice committee for the American Institute of Architects.

One such period began late last year, when he simultaneously expanded the restaurant Upstairs, reinvented the restaurant Danube (it's now Secession, serving French instead of Austrian fare), and, for good measure, with all his free time, uprooted and relocated his eponymous flagship — the locus of his legend — from a trademark setting that defined it for many diners to a new space down the block.

Remember, trademark law offers protection to only those trademarks that are actively being used.

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"And that will define him".

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