Lee learned of Meade's order in early October, and characteristically took the offensive.
Fagunwa's works characteristically take the form of loosely constructed picaresque fairy tales containing many folklore elements: spirits, monsters, gods, magic, and witchcraft.
Booker, characteristically, took up the challenge and, with a small team of core supporters, came close to knocking on every door in the ward.
"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".
Twenty-four hours later, its sister paper characteristically took a much angrier view, perhaps motivated in part by its long-standing itch to show up the Sunday paper as soft on celebs.
The weather in the trade-wind belts is normally fine, with relatively little cloud cover; such clouds as there are characteristically take the form of broken cumulus (small piles of clouds with flat bases) at about 2,000 feet (600 metres) above sea level.
This justification characteristically took the form of setting the pragmatic theory against two polar opposites which were identified as the "correspondence" theory of truth, which was advocated by philosophical Realists, and the "coherence" theory of truth, which was advanced by philosophical Idealists.
Here I will consider only two objections, but they are the two that are characteristically taken to be the most powerful perennial objections to theological voluntarism: first, that theological voluntarism is incompatible with any substantive sense in which God is good; second, that theological voluntarism entails the arbitrariness of morality.
In his 2006 speech, simply titled "Faith, Reason and the University: Memories and Reflections," Benedict characteristically took up a knotty concept — the interplay of faith and reason.
Ticks are blood feeding arachnids that characteristically take a long blood meal.
