Sentence examples for a dominant characteristic from inspiring English sources

Most intriguing are those which derive from a dominant characteristic.

I don't think that depressions were a dominant characteristic of his".

He gives the world of Hailsham a dominant characteristic: the belief in, indeed the worshipping of, creativity.

This approach was widely seen as helping to sow the seeds of the powerful export sector that has become such a dominant characteristic of the German economy over the past 60 years.

Whatever the emotional appeal of Philippoussis's return from serious injury, it was good to see a victory yesterday for one of the few members of the present generation of professional players in whom artistry is a dominant characteristic.

A mucus hypersecretory phenotype is a dominant characteristic of chronic airways diseases such as chronic bronchitis and asthma.

A third dominant characteristic, probably linked with his provincialism and his romanticism, made itself felt.

Additionally, we found that if the group participating in the formalization has a dominant group characteristic of excitement and engagement, this characteristic was contagious to the rest of the organization's nonparticipants.

The symbolism was clear: Mr. Carnahan's dominant characteristic as a politician was his reputation for being clean and on the level.

We demonstrated that as the size of the NEMS beam decreases, the effect related to the beam surface roughness becomes the dominant characteristic due to a large surface-to-volume ratio.

Under such a sweeping designation of child pornography, it's pretty obvious how Harrisson's child sex doll would be included: It is technically a "visual representation" of someone under 18 years of age "made by mechanical means," whose dominant characteristic is "for a sexual purpose".