Sentence examples for a characteristic stance from inspiring English sources
When attacked, the common toad adopts a characteristic stance, inflating its body and standing with its hindquarters raised and its head lowered.
The European common toad (Bufo bufo) adopts a characteristic stance when attacked, inflating its body and standing with its hindquarters raised and its head lowered.
Guards remain in one location, as per real guards who remain motionless in a characteristic stance when not inspecting workers (Winston 1987).
Adult female mice also fail to adopt a characteristic mating stance when exposed to male suitors, and are unable to detect and remember male-specific non-volatile individuality cues [ 5].
Romney subsequently attacked the stance, arguing that "it's never been a characteristic of America".
A characteristic expression?
In contrast, Mark Twain used his experience of Europe in "The Innocents Abroad" to help shape his characteristic narrative stance into that of a gimlet-eyed rube.
"Praise is an attitude, a stance.
Because Oxford was his original home, Dooley's appearances there try to symbolize his advanced age, with characteristics such as a crouched stance, slow walk, and his signature bent crane topped with a brown skull.
In agreement, treadmill tests demonstrated that 10-week-old Sil1−/−; Hyou1+/− mice have an abnormally wide stance that is characteristic of cerebellar dysfunction, which is not apparent in Sil1−/− mice until 20 weeks (Fig. 4A).
