Sentence examples for essential attribute of our from inspiring English sources
Justice Stevens writes, "Waldron believes that we have overprotected speech that not only causes significant harm to the dignity of minority groups but also, more importantly, diminishes the public good of inclusiveness that is an essential attribute of our society".
Somewhat in contrast with findings by Maudsley and colleagues [ 13], students in our study perceived sound clinical competence as an essential attribute of the good doctor, and their understandings fitted with the '3 Cs' of communication, competence and care that patients seek in a good doctor [ 26].
Service tends to be better in gay-owned premises, proving that the essential attribute of a good waiter - obligingly camp charm - is much the same the world over.
The architecture school declared that free undergraduate education was "an essential attribute" of Cooper Union's "unique public role".
"For Charles and Ray, design was not simply a professional skill, it was a life skill – more than that, it was an essential attribute of life itself," says Eames Demetrios, director of the Eames Office.
Lastly, it implies he can work with people who do not agree with him on everything and who do not kow-tow to the Bush name-brand.This will be an essential attribute of governing in the next administration, because one of the few near-certainties of 2001 is that whichever party ends up with a majority in Congress will do so by only the narrowest of margins.
