Sentence examples for characteristically good from inspiring English sources

THERE are some (characteristically) good comments on my earlier post on the rising cost of consumer necessities.

And so this newest book, full of characteristically good writing, is for the most part an entertaining read.

She is on characteristically good form, whether tracing problems with the Enlightenment idea of progress, diagnosing the source of the "yuk factor" in responses to biotechnology, or taking proposals to reintroduce wolves into the wild as a chance to reflect on why only some beasts are beastly.

During the signing of the Versailles treaty in 1919, it is said that a delegate left the conference muttering: "What on earth will the historians say about all this?" When the remark was reported to the French prime minister, Georges Clemenceau produced a characteristically good retort – Clemenceau was, after all, a journalist.

The Mets characteristically blended good fielding and determined bunting while winning for the third time in their last four games, the 11th time in their last 14 over all and the 13th time in their last 15 home games.

Jibo, for example, has been likened to the anthropomorphised Pixar lamp and Breazeal confirms that some design cues were taken from Disney animation, which is characteristically very good at capturing emotional meaning through motion.

Trump characteristically gave as good as he got.

Benedict has characteristically fumbled a good idea by insisting that he will continue to live in the Vatican and share his private secretary, Georg Gänswein, with his successor.

The Russians did not help the image of the games by characteristically holding back good seats up front for party officials who never materialized, by turning back traffic from outside Moscow, and pricing tickets as high as $8.40 for ordinary events and $21 for figure skating and other popular events.

They are characteristically fun, acrobatically good and meaningful, the colors are great -- all of these things I felt myself.

Students characteristically obtain remarkably good data and invariably find significant differences.