Hallmarks in a sentence

As we look ahead, we remain intently focused on delivering exceptional food quality, service and hospitality, the hallmarks of our success to drive long-term profitable sales growth.

Bachelder keeps things lean — no explaining how these men know one another, no detailing how their annual pantomime started — and often hilarious, even as he lingers on career setbacks and failed marriages and other hallmarks of midlife literature.

Examples include implementing detectors that can spot the hallmarks of a ChatGPT-written assignment, or even reverting to handwritten blue books for exams and essays, versus having students submit essays in digital formats.

From the golden age of the cocktail in the 19th century to its contemporary revival in the 1990s and early aughts, there have always been a few hallmarks that defined the cocktail bar.

Hyperactivity, distractibility, and impulsiveness are hallmarks of this neurological disorder and can turn everyday tasks like remembering deadlines and time management into significant hurdles.

I call on you to imbibe and reflect on the great lessons of the festival of sacrifice which are the hallmarks of Islam.

In terms of partiality and ignorance, the attacks on the central bank had all the hallmarks of Tony Abbott’s attacks on the Rudd and Gillard governments.

It is for this reason that every time a totalitarian regime has committed a coup d’état, it has first sought to erase and replace that country’s cultural hallmarks.

Labour MP Stella Creasy, who has been campaigning on the issue, warned that without proper funding, Hunt’s plan has all the hallmarks of the Help To Buy scheme which made the housing market “worse for first time buyers”.

More than a year after the Federal Reserve began rapidly raising interest rates to tame inflation, the hallmarks of a widely expected recession remain elusive.

Plus, it has the bittersweet elements that have become Studio Ghibli's hallmarks.

Sharp handling and nicely weighted steering remain the Mazda 3’s hallmarks, but a lone 6-speed manual is still offered, just not on hatch or turbo models.

She added: “Policies like the grossly iniquitous poll tax and the great privatisation rip-off offs were the hallmarks of Thatcherism.

Splinter may be a father figure in addition to the turtles’ trainer, but most of the hallmarks of the universe are present here, including the underground base and the love for pizza.

That first campaign in 1969 displayed what would become her political hallmarks: She was a centrist who leaned left.

That’s one of the hallmarks of his courses, as you’ll see with the first hole at Riviera.

The erstwhile notions of grandeur exhibitionism, through ownership of luxury homes, have been replaced with the desire to purchase advanced luxury homes that meet modern-day functionalities, technology, and sustainability hallmarks.

There are several vowels in that sentence that are hallmarks of the classic Michigan accent.

According to Antono, the concept meets the hallmarks of a crime because it “refutes the verdict of the International Military Tribunal for the war crimes of the Axis powers after the Second World War” and thus recognizes the crimes committed by the Nazis.

All the usual hallmarks of an Eastwood film, from subtle-yet-effective music to mesmeric cinematography to competent pacing and structure, are all on display in this quality flick.