Meanings of has the hallmarks in English

The Apple Watch has the hallmarks of a great Apple product.

The current decline has the hallmarks of a similar outcome.

In some ways the anti-mining campaign has the hallmarks of any big power battle.

It has the hallmarks of modern Bollywood: towering close-ups, heaving bosoms, melodramatic acting, four beautiful, feisty heroines.

Another Cape Town lawyer targeted in 'alleged hit' However, this harrowing incident has the hallmarks of an eerily similar case.

Mexico has rejected remarks from US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton that drug-related violence in Mexico increasingly has the hallmarks of an insurgency.

Gardaí are still trying to establish a motive but sources say the carefully planned nature of the murder has the hallmarks of organised crime.

Dr Peter John Chen, a politics lecturer at the University of Sydney, says: He has the hallmarks of an effective leader...

The commission's admission that it was "shocked" by the scale of the discovery reflects the disturbing circumstances of what has the hallmarks of inhuman burial.