Sentence examples for deep traits from inspiring English sources

If your premise is that your students are lacking in deep traits like grit and gratitude and self-control, you're implicitly criticizing the parenting they've received — which means you're implicitly criticizing your employers.

Tests showed that the system was capable of gathering, processing and presenting robust values congruency data capable of exposing deep axiological traits which may be out of alignment in a religious institution.

Over the years, Richter's careful, equivocal restraint has become a point of principle, as well as a deep visual trait: the medium as moral expression.

Wisconsin's program rejects relapse prevention and sticks to cognitive-behavioral techniques in an effort to change deep-rooted traits and behaviors.

The bogus science of technical analysis comes out of this deep human trait — investors search for trends that are consistent and repeatable (even though they're not).

From these cues, trained observers are supposed to be able to pinpoint deeper personality traits and impulses in the person taking the test.

However, the fact that there is no one genetic trigger has not by itself undermined the claim that many of our deepest character traits, dispositions and even opinions are genetically determined.

Efron's sheer exuberance is reciprocated by the camera, which picks up physical facets and contours and reflects them back as if they were deep-rooted traits of character.

But this Jets victory, coming after the disappointing Monday night loss in Oakland, indicated that the Jets' stores of grit are still deep, a trait they will need to survive a race for the playoffs that has 11 American Football Conference teams wrestling for six spots.

Character, on the other hand, are those deep-seated traits that show up under challenging or difficult circumstances.

He is fundamentally a rebel and won't be happy unless he is rebelling (this can be a deep personality trait).