Sentence examples for characteristically made from inspiring English sources
Bolt characteristically made ample use of the moment: prancing, posing, doing push-ups, borrowing a photographer's camera to snap photographs of Blake, kissing the new, fast track.
After 1970 Rushbrook began a second career as a consultant on marine fires, a field in which he characteristically made huge contributions.
Although several opposition senators pushed for a civil-union law instead, which would not include adoption rights, the Kirchners characteristically made it clear the battle would be all-or-nothing.
But Velázquez has characteristically made no attempt to disguise or idealize his model, and his superbly painted Venus is exceptional for his time as a lifelike portrayal of a living nude woman.
First, though, in 1947, there was national service: and here – appropriately, for he was no natural soldier – he was posted to the Royal Army Educational Corps, where he was promoted to sergeant, had a spell with the British army of the Rhine in Germany and, characteristically, made friends with whom he stayed in regular touch thereafter.
Cue forearms were characteristically made with straight-grained maple, based on Balabushka's belief that a single-direction maple grain provided superior integrity to that of curly maple or birdseye maple.
Agbabi characteristically makes poetry an opportunity for conversation with the past, not swamping it but setting new lexical terms.
ItÕs a poor turnout from the press: Tyson 1, Hague 0. Clustered in a corner are another batch of the men who characteristically make up the political class of Britain.
It's a dark and satirical defence of the central importance to human identity of the freedom of the will and Dostoevsky, characteristically, makes us recognise that if we believe human dignity is inseparably connected with liberty, we are also giving house room to the arbitrary self-assertion of the obsessive.
I think we are still a work in progress," says Seidenberg. Lee, characteristically, makes the brashest claims about Verizon's future.
There was a significant main effect of criticism on attributions for negative events indicating that high criticism carers characteristically make responsibility attributions for negative events (F 1,66) = 26.09, p < 0.0001).
