Sentence examples for characteristically on from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ashcroft went characteristically on the offensive, blaming the Clinton administration for many intelligence failures.

Instead, Twain dwells – characteristically – on his father-in-law's success as a businessman.

If comebacks are in style, Remy Ma is characteristically on trend.

He adds characteristically, "On the other hand I didn't want to be dead".

Stephens cites the complacent phrase British officials used about the "constructive ambiguity" behind the agreement, but what that really meant was that the position was misrepresented to both sides -- all too characteristically on Blair's part, his critics would say.

They are opposed by anti-reductionists who hold, characteristically on a priori grounds, that testimony is a source of warrant in itself, not reducible to warrant derived from these other sources, even if empirically dependent on them.

"He characteristically took on big issues and had a knack for conveying complex, sophisticated truths in a way that made them seem, if not simple, at least easily understandable".

His attacks were characteristically brought on by any forms of stress, even by pleasurable events.

Améry's legacy is a body of work that still makes essential reading today, be it his essay on "Torture", or his characteristically provocative On Ageing and On Suicide.

His annual speech before the National Assembly on January 21st (a day later than planned) was characteristically long on rhetoric and short on specifics.The hardships of daily life are fraying Venezuelans' patience.

The central scar, which is identified on MRI in approximately one-half to three-fourths of cases, is characteristically hypointense on T1-weighted images (Figs. 3A and 4B) and hyperintense on T2-weighted images (Figs. 3B and 4C).