Sentence examples for a defining quality of from inspiring English sources

In his eagerness to establish irony as a defining quality of Mahler's music, one that defines it in particular as being Jewish, Mr. Lebrecht, as he does so often, goes too far.

A defining quality of these new disciplines — and the evolution of older ones — is collaboration, both between individuals and by fusing elements of different fields, something that women tend to do well.

Applied discovery, a defining quality of man, arrives 5500-6000 years ago with language, speaking man destined to use his innate powers to discover, reveal and experience the compelling adventure, bringing the unknown into the realm of the known.

And intimacy is a defining quality of this collection of 46 lieder, settings of anonymous Tuscan and Venetian love poems adapted into German by Paul Heyse.

The breadth of Mr. Kaufmann's repertory is both a defining quality of his artistry and something of a concern to his fans.

The last quality was regarded by Kanada merely as a mark of ether, whereas Prashastapada elevated it to a defining quality of the latter.

The proposed schemes incorporate multiuser diversity gain with an appropriate power allocation (PA) in order to support a defined Quality-of-Service (QoS) and jointly achieve lifetime maximization and confidentiality.

Despite this, they do not offer tools to manage the computational resources (mainly virtual servers) in a dynamic and flexible way given a defined Quality of Service (QoS).

A second defining quality of wisdom is the ability to look beyond our personal desires.

If the modern Chelsea have had a defining quality it is an air of ionically bonded defiance.

"For me, it's a sign that sexuality is becoming less of a defining quality about a person.