Sentence examples for central trait of from inspiring English sources
Fluxes are the central trait of metabolism and Kinetic Flux Profiling (KFP) is an effective method of measuring them.
The cognitive trick is a central trait of how the products we use every day become part of our lives.
Coach Vince Lombardi, the Green Bay Packers icon, defined the central trait of great coaching and formidable teams: "Individual commitment to a group effort--that is what makes a team work, a company work, a society work, a civilization work".
With greater psychological acumen than any of numerous earlier biographers, Fraser traces the queen's central traits of character -- her intense need for affection, intimacy and approval -- to her tortured relationship with an awesomely powerful mother.
We were beguiled by the wit and a sense of new-found clarity with respect to central traits of reality" (1966c, 657).
But to just comment for a moment on the entirety of politics not just Liberals, this is the central, electable trait of politicians of any party: they must be able to lie through their teeth and make it look real and truthful while wincing is kept to a minimum.
This is an orchestra that does not strive for lushness, as many American ensembles do, or for a particular woodwind or string timbre, which is an identifying trait of certain central European orchestras.
Thus, poor central coherence seems to be the characteristic feature of AN patients while poor attention, rather than lack of central coherence, is the distinctive trait of BED patients.
While this is perceived as a negative trait of cash by central banks and governments, many individuals perceive cash as a safety valve that empowers citizens against an omnipotent central bank and government.
So, too, is the defining trait of adulthood — sex, which is central to the founding work in the modern monster genre, Howard Hawks's "The Thing from Another World".
