Sentence examples for whose hallmarks are from inspiring English sources

Notre Dame Athletic Director Jack Swarbrick is a devout fan of the mystery writer Harlan Coben, whose hallmarks are clever plot twists and surprise endings.

IT is a sport whose hallmarks are speed, teamwork and beauty -- the beauty of the plays and of the players themselves.

Nearly every city has a restaurant like LAMB'S GRILL CAFE (801-364-7166, $60) whallmarksmarestarchedarched white linen, dark paneling and a décor than hasn't changed much since Franklin D. Roosevelt was president.

It was noticeable that Moses also used the i word in his bullish statement on accepting the Ipso chair: "To those who have voiced doubts as to the ability of Ipso to meet the demands of independent regulation, I say that I have spent over 40 years pursuing the profession of barrister and judge whose hallmarks are independent action and independent judgment.

She also has Stickler syndrome, a group of genetic disorders whose hallmarks are these elongated features; it is responsible not just for the elegant tapering fingers possessed by nearly everyone in her family, but also for the family's history of blindness.

This shows a healthy respect for a technology whose hallmarks are transparent obfuscation and active campaigns of Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD).

A key subset of gummies was "mipsters" - Muslim hipsters, aged between 16 and 24, whose hallmarks were identity, image, fashion, friendship and education, he added.

Surprisingly good, you might think, especially if, like me, you were put off by the character that Romano played in his long-running (1996-2005) sitcom, "Everybody Loves Raymond" — a schlubby, whiny husband whose hallmarks were reluctance and inattention.

Under the rubric neo-burlesque, a Depression-era genre whose hallmarks were smut with attitude, bargain-barn glamour, rock-bottom ticket prices and a proudly stuck-out tongue is reasserting itself, flourishing in unexpected corners around the city.

The range is from French Art Deco, whose hallmark was luxury and chic, through Bauhaus geometric austerity, to the machine-influenced, streamlined mode developed by American industrial designers.

Curious, too, is the technique behind the effect, which must have appealed to Ionides, whose hallmark was layering of different tones of paint to create a vivacious surface.