Sentence examples for two hallmarks from inspiring English sources

After all, two hallmarks of Homo sapiens are decoration and self-identification.

Two hallmarks of the civil rights movement are the Civil Rights Act of 1964 and Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Such groups have two hallmarks: on one hand, they regard Islamic governance as being superior, ultimately, to secular governance.

Hudson Hotel In her book "Cosmopolitan Culture" (Atheneum, 1987), Bonnie Menes Kahn writes that a great cosmopolitan city has two hallmarks: tolerance for strangers and intolerance for mediocrity.

Two hallmarks of Mr. Trudeau's government since it took power 10 months ago have been admitting Syrian refugees and promising action on climate change.

The two hallmarks of the Bush administration's domestic agenda so far have been tax breaks for the wealthiest Americans and oil-friendly energy policies that disregard environmental consequences.

Designed by William Lescaze, a prominent Modernist best known for the PSFS tower in Philadelphia, the building bears two hallmarks of the period: white bricks and ribbon windows.

Each day, the American forces receive an airdrop, often containing weapons and cowrie shells — used as currency — inadvertently introducing two hallmarks of the modern West: firearms and inflation.

But two hallmarks of the brand — the Spirit of Ecstasy hood ornament and the upright grille, a monument of polished stainless-steel — still gleam.

Two hallmarks of the military leaders of Myanmar — formerly called Burma — since 1962 have been their isolation and a certain reliance on soothsayers and numerology for major decisions.

Investigative reporting and opinion commentary are the two hallmarks of Chinese journalism, and the party has moved to crack down on both.