Sentence examples for a quality called from inspiring English sources

Less tangible still is a quality called isotopic spin.

Good Sichuan restaurants also make good use of the flowery, tingly sensation imparted by Sichuan peppercorns, a quality called "ma".

Scientists talk about a quality called hysteresis, the strong tendency of a system to cling to its present state, to resist the imposition of change.

Peter Suedfeld, a psychologist at the University of British Columbia who has worked with Dr. Tetlock, sifts through a leader's words to rate a quality called integrative complexity.

In particular, a quality called "fluid intelligence"—including numerical skills and the ability to adjust rapidly to new situations begins to go downhill in middle age.

The trace left behind by Portugal's former colonial empire is not just the language, but a quality called saudade in the music: a nostalgic longing, tinged with melancholy grace.

And she has displayed a quality — call it what you will — that is alert to the humanity of the people whose cases make their way to the Supreme Court.

This gave Amazon a magical financial quality called a negative operating cycle.

"With a superabundance of the quality called 'force,' Senator Morton possesses one of the most terrible natures in public life," the correspondent George Alfred Townsend remarked.

Most pieces of gold jewelry are stamped with the specific karat quality, called a hallmark.

Maybe, some hoped, an even more abstract quality called technicolor would solve the problems.