Sentence examples for a familiar attribute from inspiring English sources
The mechanical-sounding voice became a familiar attribute of movie robots in the nineteen-fifties (and, later, similar synthetic-voice effects were a staple of nineteen-seventies progressive rock).
As opportunities appear, capital rushes in to take advantage of them, bringing as a consequence the familiar attributes of a boom.
The characters become shallower the more Lee insists on their familiar attributes.
But in Énard's own telling, Constantinople is itself "balanced between east and west", with many "familiar" attributes.
The philosophers' God was not necessarily identical to the God of Christianity, but he had some reassuringly familiar attributes, such as beneficence and providential oversight of the world.
This analysis is interacted with a cross cutting treatment examining the well known impact of adding information on certain of the less familiar attributes of the good in question.
They strip it of familiar attributes like imagery, brushwork or flatness, often ending up with some kind of monochrome that suggests the last painting that could possibly be made.
The skull has many familiar attributes, including bones shaped like those that apparently helped later tyrannosaurs launch swift, bone-jarring ambushes.
He had an intuitive intelligence that enabled always to highlight the crucial attribute in a familiar classic role: the sulky boyishness of Coriolanus, for instance, or the overweening self-regard of Othello.
A familiar version of her catasterism is attributed to "Hesiod" by Pseudo-Eratosthenes, but the Hesiodic work intended in this citation might have been the Astronomia.
Both John Scalzo and the Game Revolution reviewer compared the gameplay to Donkey Kong Country, with Scalzo describing the game as having a "familiar, yet unique" quality that he attributed to Naughty Dog's design, while the Game Revolution reviewer concluded that the game "fails to achieve anything really new or revolutionary" as a platform game.
