Sentence examples for characteristics of someone from inspiring English sources

She just embodied characteristics of someone from Charlottesville".

She has none of the characteristics of someone with Stockholm syndrome because she keeps her independence, she keeps that freedom of thought," Watson told EW.

It seemed counterintuitive that they were against it, especially because Chucky displayed the distinct characteristics of someone who had done one too many hits of acid.

Kukunoor felt that Panag had characteristics of someone who was lean and fit, good height, large frame, and with an appropriate skin tone.

Some of the most common characteristics of someone with a borderline personality is that on the surface they often seem vivacious, attractive, exciting and someone you feel you'll be able to (superficially) show off.

Jason Miller, Trump's senior communications director, issued a statement denouncing Clinton's remarks as "desperate attacks of a flailing campaign sinking in the polls, and characteristics of someone woefully unfit for the presidency of the United States".

He quickly found that he hated driving, a perverse characteristic of someone born in Detroit Americaa's "Motor City") who then chose to work in a place where cars play such a central role.

Murray's no-nonsense assessment is characteristic of someone who spent five years fighting in Algeria for the French Foreign Legion in his twenties.

There is a fundamental difference between describing a characteristic of someone and defining someone by that characteristic.

For these few hours I have regained the essential human characteristic of someone who is well and flourishing: a healthy curiosity about everything that is not me.

When we asked him if he'd be down for publishing some pics on VICE, he said, "OK," with an air of disdain characteristic of someone from behind the Iron Curtain when addressing their Western counterparts.