Sentence examples for characteristic marks from inspiring English sources

To that extent you and your peers cannot complain if society increasingly comes to see in your behaviour the characteristic marks of the professional narcissist, paranoiac, and psychopath.

This painting "exhibits all the characteristic marks of the morbid exaltation of the ascetic or mystical type to which the devout leaders of society under Philip II were prone", says a guide to the Prado published in the Franco years.

In the letter, Ashton wrote: "You and your peers cannot complain if society increasingly comes to see in your behaviour the characteristic marks of the professional narcissist, paranoiac, and psychopath".

To the north of the altar is the Hall of Worship (Baidian), now the Sun Yat-sen Memorial Hall, which dates to the early 15th century; its simple form, masterly design, and sturdy woodwork bear the characteristic marks of early Ming architecture.

Do all computations share certain characteristic marks with one another?

Tuberculosis can leave its characteristic marks virtually all over the body.

In the New Testament testimonials, joy appears as the characteristic mark of distinction of the Christian.

The characteristic mark of the latter is, in turn, that they do not depend on any particular matters of fact.

The question as to how to reconcile the encounter with God in this threefold figure with faith in the oneness of God, which was the Jews' and Christians' characteristic mark of distinction from paganism, agitated the piety of ancient Christendom in the deepest way.

The characteristic mark of a phenomenon is its distinctive quality.

With Dummett (e.g., 1959 1976 199191), we might expect the characteristic mark of anti-realism to be the rejection of bivalence.