Sentence examples for characteristically made of from inspiring English sources

Particles larger than 1 mm are instead common inside aggregates found at Poás, El Chichón, and Ilamatepec volcanoes; at El Chichón and Ilamatepec, they occur also in the most external rims, which are instead characteristically made of particles only tens of microns in size in pellets formed by the binding action of water.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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).

The Greeks characteristically used double reeds made of cane that were held in the pipes by bulbous sockets.

More characteristically liminal is a piece made of 253 clear plastic push pins that spell its title, "False Sense of Security," across two walls.

Phil Harrison Whatever criticisms may be made of John Pilger, he is unafraid of flirting with self-parody: this characteristically sonorous philippic begins with The Star-Spangled Banner soundtracking a montage of US military marauding.

Characteristically, Nevins made an instant decision, based almost entirely on her sense of surprise.

The tail of Sauropelta was characteristically long and made up nearly half of the body length.