Sentence examples for eminent characteristic from inspiring English sources
"His most eminent characteristic, however, has been an unswerving loyalty to truth as obtained by exact observation and unprejudicial judgement, regardless of ridicule or misrepresentation".
If there was one pre-eminent characteristic of the Republican convention this week, it was the quality of deception.
But to ears accustomed to Italianate passion, the pre-eminent characteristic of the score of "Zampa" is its lightness, its balanced, even balletic, grace.
Ms. Reynolds's contract with the Smithsonian says the money will finance "an interactive exhibition that tells the life stories of eminent Americans, describes their personal characteristics that contributed to their achievements and highlights those achievements".
Cross-pollination of AP accessions leads to considerable rates of heterosis in the agro-morphological characteristics and anticancer phytochemicals of this eminent medicinal herb.
This sense of entitlement to pre-eminent wealth and world power has been a national characteristic stretching back to Theodore Roosevelt and Woodrow Wilson.
Despite being one of the pre-eminent dancers in ballet today, low-wattage moments like these are characteristic of Mr. Hallberg.
Today, a co-dependent relationship between a brittle, authoritarian central government and jittery populace persists, reinforced by quintessentially Chinese characteristics: a judiciary branch that must advance Party interests, non-transparent eminent domain, pervasive corruption at all levels of society and a lack of checks and balances within the Party.
Eminent physician and healer.
