Sentence examples for becomes characteristic of from inspiring English sources
It is quite primitive with a strongly protruding lower face, but at the same time it has certain dental features not seen in Ardipithecus ramidus; most conspicuous is a thickening of tooth enamel that becomes characteristic of all later hominins.
Ms. Bakker now says she thinks this was the delirious, unconscious behavior that became characteristic of van Gogh's series of mental breakdowns.
Nobody wants investigative gridlock, but it is important to understand that these pardons, whatever their legality, have posed a dilemma that became characteristic of the Clinton years.
Against Middlesbrough in September 2004, though, he changed shape to the 4-3-3 that becharacteristicistic of that period at Chelsea, and everything began to click.
She now had the spectrally thin physique and the bleached-white hair that would become characteristic of many of her fictional alter egos.
Both halves of the book display Beckett's black humour and despairing outlook, as well as a number of literary devices that became characteristic of Beckett's work.
His own vigorous, masculine style of dancing contributed much to developing the strong technical and dramatic qualities that became characteristic of the Bolshoi Ballet.
In these poems the blending of the secular and the transcendental, which later became characteristic of this genre, can be seen.
Highly skilled Comanche horsemen set the pattern of nomadic equestrian life that became characteristic of the Plains tribes in the 18th and 19th centuries.
