Sentence examples for characteristically of from inspiring English sources

Characteristically of the arms industry, it is intensely secretive.

It's just annoying and – characteristically of Simon – elitist.

Tojolabal houses are characteristically of wattle-and-daub construction, with thatched roofs.

The executives, characteristically of the secretive oil giant, declined to tell The Guardian what they had discussed.

This friend, characteristically of Mr. Bush's regular overnight guests, was protective of the president's privacy, and said he wished not to be identified by name.

The 16th-century madrigal is based on a different poetic form from its precursor and was characteristically of higher literary quality.

Craton, the stable interior portion of a continent characteristically composed of ancient crystalline basement rock.

The root systems of these species characteristically consist of tap roots (Lucot and Bruckert 1992; Johansson and Hjelm 2012), which can reach down to the water table.

The properties of such soils are therefore characteristically those of sand in contrast to stickier nature of clays.

The shaft below was incised with chevrons or, more characteristically, consisted of a vertical series of spools.

A benevolent person is motivated by the needs of particular others and characteristically thinks of what will answer these needs.