Sentence examples for characteristically great from inspiring English sources

Crater Lake, Oregon, is a typical example, exhibiting characteristically great depth and a high encircling rim.

Thanks largely to his subject matter, Brotha Lynch Hung remains one of the great unheralded rappers, and his new album, "Dinner and a Movie," won't do much to change that: it's characteristically sordid, and characteristically great.

The ages at which these terminal values are reached are characteristically greater for larger bubbles in a given water sample.

These ages are also characteristically greater for bubbles of a given size as the concentration of surface-active material in the water decreases.

Effect size as a function of sample size was funnel shaped; there were no obvious gaps in distributions at any one sample size, and variation in effect size was characteristically greater at low sample size.

Characteristically, the great horse manure crisis of 1894, when it was predicted that London's streets would be overwhelmed by dung – was precipitated by the invention of chemical fertilisers, thereby creating a whole new set of problems for the environment.

Furthermore, less of this energy can be used for evaporation in urban areas, which characteristically exhibit greater precipitation runoff from streets and buildings.

They characteristically do a great deal of damage in low-lying ground around such inlets.

The directions in which penetration is greatest characteristically are parallel to crystallographic axes, or planes, and the paths followed by the particles are called channels.

It is presumed that these individuals will characteristically exhibit the greatest environmental exposure, genetic susceptibility and/or sensitivity to the risk factors associated with CKDu.

All that said, it nevertheless remains, thanks to Lederer's skilled writing and Hawks's characteristically boisterous direction, a great film from a great era.