Sentence examples for enduring traits from inspiring English sources
When David Brooks suggests that a cadre of "close-minded thugs" -- that is, advocates of multiculturalism -- are wandering around college campuses seeking to silence "anybody who asks intelligent questions about groups and enduring traits," he engages in the same name-calling he derides.
Thus the search for enduring traits.
One of the enduring traits of the American people is our spirit of volunteerism.
Moreover, because these traits unfold with development and become increasingly differentiated and differentiable, longitudinal data with repeat measures obtained at specific points in development has special value in that it enables examination of the developmental emergence of the phenotype as well as the identification of enduring traits rather than transient states.
But the very nature of America's departure — with no government formed, an unpredictable Iraqi military, and deep popular disenchantment with a hapless political elite — underscores one of the most enduring traits of American strategy in the Middle East.
But regardless of these many enduring traits, Mad Men is mostly assuredly a study in style: the clothes, the sets, the props, the vernacular; the feng shui of it all.
Many believe that a person's intelligence is a genetically determined, largely fixed, global, and enduring trait that explains most of a student's success or failure in school.
Levels of positive emotions vary both between and within people, i.e. emotional experience has enduring (trait-like) and fluctuating (state-like) components.
What do you think is the one enduring trait of world-class sportsmen like Senna or Tendulkar?
Since the rise of jihadi extremism four decades ago, its most enduring trait, through ever-evolving manifestations, is its ability to reinvent and revive movements that appeared beaten.
Late-night revels are an enduring trait of New York's identity, and they last all year, especially through the holiday rush, and even in a recession.
