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Main Entry:	hall·mark [hawl-mahrk] /ˈhɔlˌmɑrk/ Show Spelled
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Example Sentences

Many consider this extended live coverage a hallmark in television news.

The hallmark of the wiki-its feature that allows groups of people to write and.

But it hardly seems the hallmark of a well-run organisation.

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Many consider this extended live coverage a hallmark in television news.

The hallmark of the wiki-its feature that allows groups of people to write and.

But it hardly seems the hallmark of a well-run organisation.

Petroglyphs are one of the earliest expressions of abstract thinking and are considered a hallmark of humanity.

Avoiding eye contact is a hallmark of this developmental disorder, and researchers.

One hallmark of an exceptional work of art is its ability to remain relevant.

The pattern of extinction was complex and does not show the hallmark of a single cause.

The other hallmark is that people feel that those who commit immoral acts deserve to be punished.

Outstanding graduate programs are the hallmark of a great university.

The hallmark of paternalists is their distain for critical thinking.

Anthropologists consider burying the dead an indicator of a spiritual belief system and a hallmark of modern humans.

Working long hours is considered a hallmark of a medical residency.

Near one of the sutures along the back of the skull are two neat puncture marks, the hallmark of a leopard.

Benny was a unique and memorable individual whose hallmark was honor, truth and generosity of spirit.

Large data sets handled by large numbers of physicists has been the hallmark of particle physics.

But a positive, relatively predictable level of inflation is the hallmark of a healthy economy.

Convenience is not a hallmark of these destinations.

The skinned knee is a hallmark of childhood summers.

He's made sensible and sustainable transportation policy a hallmark of his tenure.

Total unhappiness is the hallmark of a good compromise.

It is the hallmark of a successful technology that it becomes almost invisible.

It is a spectacularly beautiful place and a hugely significant hallmark for ocean conservation.

The hallmark of the stepped-up biodefense spending has been the construction of dozens of new biolabs.

In particular, angiogenesis is a hallmark of every type of cancer.

Curving is unprofessional and a hallmark of inconsistency.

The hallmark of an advanced economy is its level of labour productivity.

Diahrrea seems to be one of the other hallmark symptoms.

The ability to prove something false continues to be a hallmark of science.

Though his invention saves time, it still requires the tedium that is animation's hallmark.

The willingness to tinker would become a hallmark of his career.

Biting off more than one can chew is a unique hallmark of humanity.

Making a product to deal with a problem that isn't a problem seems to be a hallmark of the entrepreneurial spirit these days.

But pairing the swiftest possible engine with the finest possible graphics is id's hallmark.

Teaching students about primary sources is a hallmark of history instruction.

And unexplainably advanced technology is of course the hallmark of tinfoil-hat theories everywhere.

He noted that corporations are a danger to free trade, not a hallmark of it.

The hallmark of a professional is that he or she is paid for work completed, not time completed.

Each catastrophe is a hallmark on the way to improving safety.

But it turns out that not all tyrannosaurs have these hallmark features.

After all progress in this direction was a hallmark of the rise of western democracies and societies.

The hallmark would be the scale and abruptness of change in any given ecosystem.

Privatized gains and socialized losses would seem to be the hallmark of discretionary regulation.

Indeed, they are the hallmark of civilization itself.

The hallmark of a finding based on science is proof.

As such, the finds help to illuminate the emergence of symbolic representation-a hallmark of modern human behavior.

The careless murder of one's own citizens is the hallmark of tyranny.

Yes, there is some agreement among climatologists, but scientific consensus is not necessarily the hallmark of fact.

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