Sentence examples for usual hallmarks from inspiring English sources

"The marriage ceremony bore, so far as I was aware, all the usual hallmarks of a wedding".

You will not find action shots or telephoto lenses — the usual hallmarks of wildlife photography — in Mr. Brandt's work.

In other words, he had no overriding thematic obsessions or visual poetry or dramatic motifs — the usual hallmarks of a director given the auteur honorific.

HARD to find, and too often unappetisingly cloudy and sour, Soviet beer had all the usual hallmarks of a product of the planned economy.

All the usual hallmarks of a Crystal Castles record are here: violent blasts of chiptune and industrial noise set against moments of sweet melody, as on the glitchy, undulating Enth.

Soldier of Love, only her sixth album (and first in a ­decade), has the usual hallmarks – ­lushness and understatement, balanced by lyrics of surprising transparency, and few signs of engagement with the rest of the pop world.

Sequencing of the insertions revealed the usual L1 structural hallmarks; however, in four instances, retrotransposition generated large target site deletions.

But Dunph does it his way and goes back home on his own terms in a film that "doesn't have the time or piety for the usual coming-of-age hallmarks" (Maslin).

The statement also included the usual cautious optimism, the hallmark of Ms Yellen's tenure so far, noting that the committee expects the US economy to continue to improve.

Usual interstitial pneumonia, the histologic hallmark of IPF, is a highly heterogeneous injury pattern where highly fibrotic areas can be adjacent to normal tissue.

A usual interstitial pneumonia pattern is a hallmark of idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis and is essential for its diagnosis.