Sentence examples for display traits of from inspiring English sources

Really, neither liberals nor conservatives are particularly likely to display traits of psychoticism, and, to the extent that liberals are, it's no more related to their politics than to their shirt size.

According to my therapist, the dance between people who display traits of love addicts (people who were abandoned in childhood) and love avoidants (those who go into a relationship intensely, but back away) is one of the most common relationship patterns in modern life.

Under a new definition of Homo offered by Wood and Collard (1999; Wood 2009), all members display traits of a single adaptive complex that are manifested in body size and shape, locomotion, and relative size of the teeth and jaws.

There are three general evolutionary mechanisms proposed to address the origin of the elaborate display traits of crested auklets, and of showy mating signals by males in general: Runaway selection: Fisher's theory of runaway sexual selection explains flamboyant traits in males as resulting from a genetic linkage between ornamental traits and a mating preference for such ornaments.

Acinar cells from transgenic mice that ectopically express SOX9 display traits of ductal differentiation.

Indeed, orthotopic tumour models, using primary tissue, have been established for several cancer subtypes [ 15- 18], and studies have demonstrated that they can recapitulate tumour-host interactions and display traits of the parent tumour [ 19].

The report said that the banker displayed "traits of egocentricity, narcissism and a partial disconnection from reality that could be a psychopathological dysfunction".

The skull displays traits of both Homo erectus and H. sapiens, with a brain size intermediate between the two species.

Mēness, dressed in a starry gown and riding in a chariot drawn by gray horses, displays traits of a war god but is known chiefly as the main suitor of Saule, the sun goddess, or as one of the rivals for the hand of Saule's daughter.

eDuring her five-day tour of Africa in June 2011, the then US secretary Hilary Clinton said the world's second largest economy (China) was displaying traits of "neo-colonialism" in Africa, and "we saw that during colonial times, it is easy to come in, take out natural resources, pay off leaders and leave".

In his youth, Harald displayed traits of a typical rebel with big ambitions, and admired Olaf as his role model.