Sentence examples for characteristically one from inspiring English sources
Characteristically, one of the first considerations in the context of new technology in the EU was its utility for levying financial transaction taxes.
Mr. Baldick is no doubt enjoying the Edwards surge, though the look in his face is, characteristically, one of anxious expectation, as if disaster were around the corner.
So a change will be hard to register from one person to another, and certainly from one slice of rat brain to another: but still, it will make you see the world in a different way - characteristically one depleted of motivation.
In 1973 Hollingworth, then already 61, was given what was perhaps her toughest assignment yet - and, characteristically, one of the ones she most enjoyed - becoming the Telegraph's first resident correspondent in Beijing since the imposition of the "bamboo curtain" in 1949.
Characteristically, one or more of these areas are addressed by self-management interventions [ 63].
Characteristically, one or more dancers execute precise, complicated steps over and between the swords.
At the same time, each Arab country differs characteristically from one another on other dimensions including: history and culture, demographic composition, the role of the military, resources, and geostrategic situations.
Mr. Livingstone's arrival on the scene in 1981 was a characteristically blustery one.
A highlight among highlights, the album's first single is a passionate ode to Björk's homeland, though a characteristically enigmatic one.
When she did feel the need to strike back, however, she was characteristically effective: one reviewer, she said, "was offended because I made the statement that it is customary for pesticide manufacturers to support research on chemicals in the universities..
Next Friday Hecht will hold a 65th anniversary party, a characteristically individualistic one ("champagne, a concert and no speeches"), where the publishing community will pay tribute, with affection and respect for what one of them called his "creativity, hard work, enthusiasm and at times sheer bloody-mindedness".
