Sentence examples for a classic characteristic from inspiring English sources
Wine displays a classic characteristic of the fine artist: doing things wrongly on purpose.
Of course, misery loves company, so a classic characteristic of the office whinger is the finely honed ability to seek out and find fellow disgruntled employees.
Furthermore, we observed hysteresis, a classic characteristic of attractor dynamics, in the WTA mode, but the initial state had no effect on the equilibrium state in the combinatorial mode.
A classic characteristic of metastatic cells is their ability to migrate through an extracellular matrix.
While a diagnosis of HLH cannot be solely based on finding hemophagocytic macrophages, an increased number especially in bone marrow cytology (Figures 2B,D) and spleen (Figure 3E) is a classic characteristic of HLH [5], [28], and also occurs with human typhoid fever [3], [28], [29].
Now that John Kerry has fought back with a verbal poke, they are again responding with the classic characteristic of a bully: they are whining louder than their victims ever have.
The inset highlighted the hysteresis loop, which demonstrates a classic ferromagnetic characteristic.
Field emission measurements show a low turn-on field (4.12 V/μm), and magnetic property measurements show a classic ferromagnetic characteristic, which demonstrates promising potential applications for field emitters, magnetic storage, and biological cell separation.
A few weeks later, because my arms don't swing when I'm walking unmedicated -- a classic PD characteristic -- I laughed even harder when a fellow Parkie referred to people without Parkinson's as "arm swingers".
Prominent among those who couldn't figure out what Reilly was claiming credit for was WFAN radio host Mike Francessa in New York, who delivered a classic (and characteristic) rant on this moment during his Tuesday afternoon show.
They often corrected or modulated that subsequently, but their first thought, when reaching for a classic or characteristic case, was to describe deception.
