Sentence examples for all traits of from inspiring English sources

The Bobcats play smarter and harder now, they defend and they share the ball — all traits of a classic Brown team.

Sheehey is basically Deep-O light: he's athletic, energetic, active, and can shoot, all traits of Oladipo as well.

Researchers agree that heritable effects influence almost all traits of interest for social science.

All traits of organisms are adaptations Anderson et al. (2002)   2.

Calm under pressure, audacious skill and a bit of lunacy: all traits of a prepared racer.

Charles Darwin believed that all traits of organisms have been honed to near perfection by natural selection.

"She exhibits all the traits of the top skiers from Europe.

For our students, alumni, and the wider world, he showed all the traits of true leadership.

By Sasha Frere-Jones August 4, 2014 Beyoncé is redefining the pop star and the meaning of the diva (a pointlessly gendered term, considering that male pop stars often exhibit all the traits of this type of female celebrity).

Beyoncé is redefining the pop star and the meaning of the diva (a pointlessly gendered term, considering that male pop stars often exhibit all the traits of this type of female celebrity).

I began to think more and more about the irony of being someone with all the traits of an artist other than that one rather vital one, talent.