Sentence examples for chief attribute of from inspiring English sources

Two-thirds said "cheap" was the chief attribute of Chinese goods.

At certain subway stops, the odor of rotting flesh returns, as though from a winter in Arizona, and all over town you can enjoy the blossoming of that chief attribute of New York: the smell of urine.

The chief attribute of the new space at Lincoln Center seemed to be to get people in and out as fast as possible, so that the area could be cleared for the next paying occupant.

As for Mr. Choi, his chief attribute on screen is a kind of implacable durability.

What are the chief attributes of a soulmate?

Tom Coburn acknowledges that influence and secrecy, two of the chief attributes of the Fellowship, make a provocative combination.

In fact, happy smiles, eagerness to please, sheer energy and joy in dancing are the chief attributes of "Break the Floor".

Compelling prismatic scenes of the covered wagon days in the West and good comedy are the chief attributes of the Vitaphone-Technicolor adaptation of the musical comedy, "Rainbow," which was offered last night at Warners' Theatre.

A parliament elected last year has drawn up a constitution, selected a government and passed basic laws.But one of the chief attributes of an independent country is still lacking: recognised frontiers.

Weller brought the claim on behalf of all three children and it succeeded [although the Mail is appealing]." In his judgment, Justice Dingemans argued that the children's faces represented "one of the chief attributes of their respective personalities… These were photographs showing the expressions on faces of children, on a family afternoon out with their father.

In fact, his smile, the one his former teammate Matt Birk listed as Richardson's chief attribute, reveals the improbability of his career.