Sentence examples for attributes from from inspiring English sources

The farmer Mr. Bean and his wife derived some of their attributes from Dahl and his widow.

And though I have borrowed attributes from my family for the characters, that is counterbalanced by other elements that are invented.

Mr. Goldreyer's assessments identified attributes from his previous job that were transferable: the ability to stay focused, an excellent memory and experience with precise documentation.

If the story requires no very definite attributes from him, suppose the writer were to assign, arbitrarily, the image of a bird to this character.

He is strong in defence, too, and Jones is well aware of his attributes from Te'o's time playing rugby league in the NRL in Australia.

The plane borrows America's attributes – its size, its might, its technological supremacy – but can any president dare borrow those attributes from the plane?

It has also been correlated with a wide range of attributes from running speed and physical attractiveness in both sexes, to sperm production in men, Professor Manning explained.

"He has the right attributes from a human point of view and that is good".

More precisely, goods have several attributes from which consumers derive utility.

Fig. 11 Visualizing the distribution of five facial attributes from ten major world cities (a e).

Table 1 shows descriptive information-tables or relations, number of registers and attributes-from the databases used in the tests.