Sentence examples for basic attribute from inspiring English sources

The citizens of developed nations in the twenty-first century should not need to be told that free expression is a basic attribute of political health.

Like many before him, Pamuk suggests that Shakespeare did much to shape the modern conception of character as embodying more than "a single, basic attribute", offering instead protagonists who are complex entities "shaped by conflicting impulses and conditions".

A basic attribute of any watch is that it allows wearers to see the time all the time.

However, the most basic attribute of this concept is still a mystery.

To control the initial cost effect for decision making, we added the initial cost as the basic attribute to the questionnaire.

A character's most basic attribute is their level, which can range from one to fifty, and is determined by the character's amount of experience.

The overarching goal of health-care reform is to establish a system that has three basic attributes.

"The federal government has failed to provide basic security for its citizens," he wrote, "and has lost its monopoly on violence, two basic attributes of a sovereign state".

For reasons that appear completely punitive, he's being denied many of the most basic attributes of civilized imprisonment, including even a pillow or sheets for his bed (he is not and never has been on suicide watch).

Yet both works demonstrate the basic attributes of Albers's theory, that colors essentially "deceive" (that is, they look different alone than when juxtaposed) and are experienced uniquely by each viewer.

In modern terms, civil war signifies that the government has lost one of the basic attributes of political authority: its monopoly of force and its control over the use of violence.