Sentence examples similar to defect characteristic trait from inspiring English sources

Laying blame for a characteristic trait is a major flaw in the idea of original sin.

The Spaniards' characteristic trait was a certain passiveness.

Erwin Schrödinger called it the characteristic trait of quantum mechanics.

But "revisionism" has a characteristic trait: it is typically in the business of denying the obvious and uncovering conspiracies.

But, yes, I agree with it having been a characteristic trait of Iraqis living under Saddam — probably necessarily so.

That life with a disability or chronic illness is predictably worse than non-existence is not plausible for most of the defects for which we test notably including Down syndrome, which is the most common target for testing and abortion, and for which a happy disposition is actually a characteristic trait.

Once isolated, the detected defect can be further processed for recognition of defect type and other defect characteristic.

Later, in Burlington, he displayed a characteristic trait — avoiding specific commitments on policy questions.

He embodied two of the early New Yorker's most characteristic traits: sophistication and an air of bemused detachment.

Read in the context of Bernhard's career, they reveal one of his most characteristic traits: a remarkable singlemindedness.

Flap selection should be guided by defect characteristics and reconstructive needs.