Sentence examples for a very characteristic from inspiring English sources

He launches into a very characteristic stream of consciousness.

"It's a very characteristic Dutch symbol," Dr. Zafran said.

This movement from irony to sincerity is a very characteristic one in young-ish American writers.

He stood up, clutched his balls - that was a very characteristic gesture - and coughed, and introduced himself.

But, he says, her character has stayed almost the same in the three decades he has known her. "She has a very characteristic voice.

When played by normal volunteers, the game unfolds in a very characteristic fashion: generous gestures are met with generous responses, while selfish ones inspire selfishness in return.

The findings in this case are those of a fibro/myofibroblastic process extensively involving the fat with a very characteristic disposition to expand the interlobular septa.

Now, the first time that we ever had him up to Mt. Kisco, there's a very characteristic little story about him.

Rails have a very characteristic walk in which the tail is flicked up with each step, and both the limpkin and the kagu share this tail-flicking action.

It has shown that coumarin system is nearly planar and the Br⋯Br interaction is a very characteristic feature of the molecular association for organic ligands.

This chapter focuses on the conserved nature of cerebellar compartmentation, with a specific focus on the anterior vermis, which has a very characteristic appearance in rats and mice.