Sentence examples for a welcome attribute from inspiring English sources
This open-mindedness about the best way forward is a welcome attribute in a political landscape now dominated by ideologues and authoritarians.
The result is invigorating and appetite-stirring, unusual and welcome attributes for a short rib dish.
Plus, it's short, accessible and easy to absorb, which are welcome attributes for a book on monetary policy.
She is well matched by the tenor Franco Farina's stirring Tristan; he brings welcome attributes of an Italian specialist — lyricism and vocal ring — to the demanding role.
Mr. Bennett said, "I'm surprised myself that it hasn't worn out its welcome," attributing that to factors like the absence of typical ad tactics like a catchphrase or products being peddled on screen.
The argument of the paper is that a strengthened public sphere is both an increasingly significant attribute of financial governance and a welcome development, but one that is not yet fully consolidated.
Ms. Jordan attributed growth in costlier adult hardcover books to a "welcome upward readjustment following the recessionary impact on hardcover sales at the end of 2008," when sales fell 13 percent from 2007.
So, welcome, let's give a welcome to Macaca here.
In a welcome bit of good news for the Clinton Administration, the Census Bureau reported that the proportion of Americans living in poverty declined last year, a drop largely attributed to progress made by black and Hispanic families.
