Sentence examples for characteristically use from inspiring English sources

Electrical-resistance thermometers characteristically use platinum and operate on the principle that electrical resistance varies with changes in temperature.

Women, for instance, characteristically use emoticons at a higher frequency than men.

He was, characteristically, using the courts to feather his nest.

She characteristically used an anti-Italian slur as she asked about Mr. Cannizzaro.

Materials like turquoise and coral were characteristically used in their original shapes, very simply cut or drilled.

The Greeks characteristically used double reeds made of cane that were held in the pipes by bulbous sockets.

Sihanouk resisted pressures from South Vietnam and Thailand, including at least one serious plot, which he characteristically used as the basis for a film, Storm Over Angkor.

Although Shakespeare developed certain genres, such as the chronicle play and the tragedy, to a high degree, Elizabethan dramatists characteristically used a medley of styles.

Bliss is characteristically used in the Taittirīya Upaniṣad (c. 6th century bc) to define Brahman and, simultaneously, the highest state of the individual self.

She identified several keywords characteristically used by people making threats – ranging from "bitch"and "rape" to the more surprising "LOL" – but unfortunately, she says, none is a perfectly reliable indicator of trouble.

Other models map how language is characteristically used when people are speaking about specific subject areas or tasks — when discussing, say, physics, medicine or art history, or when asking for driving directions or restaurant reservations.