Sentence examples for a first feature of from inspiring English sources

It's a first feature of an astounding comedic virtuosity and, as such, it's a perfect test for those who claim a mitigated taste for Lewis's persona: it dispels the image of the familiar overgrown child of his films with Dean Martin and replaces it with an instant figure of history in the image of Charlie Chaplin or Buster Keaton — company he belongs in.

A first feature of such a tree is a core of bacterial sequences that share a closely related functionality in L-ascorbate 6-phosphate (or a similar metabolite) metabolism and which span Gram-negative and Gram-positive bacteria with diverse lifestyles (commensal, symbiotic, pathogenic, or free living).

A second feature of Stalinism was its cult of personality.

The pruning lets a second feature of Ridgewood shine through: its twisting, sloping fairways.

A third feature of happiness is what the ancient Greeks called the proper "use of pleasure".

A third feature of the Mittelstand model is the determination of German companies to build for the long term.

A second feature of the League's ideology, federalism, has now been passed as a state law.

But that route is often closed off because of a second feature of the housing market: securitised mortgages.

A second feature of compassionate deficit reduction is well-designed tax reform that raises at least some additional revenue.

That explains a third feature of Labour's law-making: the assurance that powers will be used with discretion.

A third feature of Stalinism was the idea of "socialism in one country"—i.e., building up the industrial base and military might of the Soviet Union before exporting revolution abroad.