Sentence examples for were the hallmark from inspiring English sources

Yes, all of these entirely reprehensible practices were the hallmark of RBS under Goodwin's leadership.

The half-dozen well-known intellectuals who sat as its judges were the hallmark of its pitch.

And of those who did, even fewer caused the overloaded e-mail networks that were the hallmark of those earlier attacks.

These are not the flimsy wooden buildings that were the hallmark of the first generation of modular building, but hardier steel and concrete structures.

Those photographs were the hallmark of middle-class American life, and his slogan was "Pictures make a house into a home".

He "used the freely associating thought processes of his manic states to generate the zany humour and the wildly ridiculous ideas that were the hallmark of his depression".

Compassion and love were the hallmarks of Enid's life.

Warmth, kindness and compassion were the hallmarks of her life.

Drift, muddle and sleaze were the hallmarks of 2006.

Ambiguity was the hallmark.

Simplicity is the hallmark of the cuisine.