Sentence examples for characteristically to from inspiring English sources

Ms. Childs was, characteristically, to the point.

Secondarily, the shaft of the feather branches characteristically to produce barbs and barbules.

And I never went to university!" he is said characteristically to have exclaimed when he heard the result.

The playwright was referring immodestly (and characteristically) to the quality of his own writing and the style it demanded.

When asked to submit a biography for Who's Who, he was characteristically to the point, listing only three achievements: "Studied pen shapes of letters in early MSS, British Museum, 1898-99.

Biden, speaking to veterans, appears, characteristically, to have gone even a step beyond what the White House has said so far, by declaring outright that the regime was behind the chemical attack – without the "little doubt" caveat.

However, Trump characteristically tried to turn to his advantage a situation brought about by his own outrageous behaviour – by pointing the finger at someone else.

Thus, angptl4 mRNA expression seems to be characteristically associated to clear cell type of renal epithelial tumors.

Diabetic patients are characteristically prone to osteopenia and to low PTH levels [ 27], the latter probably due to a reduced PTH secretion [ 28].

This refers to the presence of hypointense lines, which are characteristically parallel to the capsule, due to localized leakage of implant material.

This causes the emperor's son, Commodus, the expected heir who's not characteristically fit to lead Rome, to experience anger.