Sentence examples for defining quality from inspiring English sources

Another defining quality of the record is its sunniness.

Privacy is the defining quality of a free people.

Intuition is the defining quality of a great chess player.

But in 1964, few could have named the defining quality generated by the fair: irony.

In defining quality employment, the OECD brakes it into three parts: 1.

Bravery is not – as some people seem to think – the defining quality of the war correspondent.

Are creeps, and their defining quality — creepiness — to our age what anxiety was to postwar life?

And it is this commitment to freedom that has traditionally been understood as the defining quality of liberalism.

If the modern Chelsea have had a defining quality it is an air of ionically bonded defiance.

Even then, Danes's defining quality as an actress — a combination of thoughtfulness and impulsiveness — was on display.

But regardless of innovations, he and others talk, too, of passion as the defining quality of flamenco.