hallmark

Clear expression is the hallmark of good writing.

the tiny bubbles are the hallmark of fine champagnes.

The silver vase had been hallmarked at Birmingham.

The burglary had all the hallmarks of a professional job.

One hallmark of a good politician is his ability to influence people.

two differing interpretations, both bearing the distinctive hallmarks of each writer's perspective.

Drusen, the white yellowish deposits that can be seen in funduscopy, are a hallmark of age-related macular degeneration.

As I read each card, he nodded, as if the treacly sentiments of Hallmark had been written just for him.

The Spanish Cross in Bronze was die struck in tombak or bronzed brass and the Silver can be found both in hallmarked 800 grade silver and silver plated brass.

The World Meteorological Organization says the rising temperatures bear the hallmark of climate change.

Faulty thinking is a hallmark of social anxiety.

Deliberative thinking is the hallmark of a well-managed workplace.

The key is to identify the hallmarks of conspiratorial thinking.

The affection, admiration and respect she inspired became the hallmark of her reign.

This " discrete infinity" is often said to be the hallmark of human language.

Waiting patiently for your turn is a hallmark of respect in English-speaking cultures.

Saying amyloid is a hallmark, though, is different than saying it's a cause.

The Times Square Ball Drop is a hallmark of New Year's Eve.

And those are the hallmarks of nephrotic syndrome—proteinuria, hypoalbuminemia, edema, hyperlipidemia, and lipiduria.