Sentence examples for characteristically going from inspiring English sources

When Groucho appeared on an episode of William F. Buckley's "Firing Line," in 1967, an enmity sprang up between the two men almost immediately, with Groucho characteristically going on the attack the minute he perceived Buckley's air of privilege and authority.

Mr. Bush, characteristically, goes for something more daring.

Donald Trump, characteristically, went a step further than everyone else.

The 29-year-old member from the Bronx characteristically went further, threatening to put those moderates who sided with Republicans "on a list" for primary challenges.

Former Ofsted chief Chris Woodhead characteristically went further than his own inspectors: the LEA, he claimed, had a "culture of failure and hopelessness".

They were also older, it being the custom to go to college after the army and after a kind of Wanderjahr where they characteristically go to the weirdest, most dangerous places on earth.

Love of one's own country characteristically goes together with dislike of and hostility towards other countries.

The attacks characteristically went at Obama's manhood -- a tactic the right has used successfully against Democratic presidents and candidates for the past forty years.

More than guitars, more than drums and certainly more than the shirt guitarist Dave Navarro characteristically went without, nostalgia was crucial to Jane's Addiction's hometown concert Saturday night in Los Angeles.

Olbermann is, characteristically, not going down without a fight.

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