Sentence examples for exemplary trait from inspiring English sources
This sense of pure and focussed exertion, magnified to a marmoreal simplicity, may be the exemplary trait of Cameron's entire career, the secret to his success, and the catnip of the genre that he helped to found and that has come to dominate the industry, even the market, but hardly the art of movies.
Two of Nécib's most common exemplary traits is her vision and passing, which has been described as "one-of-a-kind" and "sublime", respectively.
Two of Hazard's most common exemplary traits are his pace and technical ability, which have been described as "astonishing" and "mesmerizing", respectively.
Seventy-six percent of people in our survey said 'in general, women are more patient and able to plan for the future.' And when asked to articulate traits of exemplary modern leaders, 'patience'selflessnessss,'collaborationon' and 'humility' were highest correlated and also seen as 'more feminine.'Prideide,'aggressiveve' and 'independent' were the least correlated and most masculine).
We therefore decided to perform in-depth investigations of the phenotypic and genetic traits of eight selected C. jejuni strains from one single exemplary MLST sequence type (ST-21), a common and dominant ST worldwide.
While watching the film, I was struck by the abstraction of its characters, whose particular traits seemed to have been filtered out in order to create exemplary working-class figures.
Twenty one and eighty six marker-trait associations were found that were significant at P < 0.001 (Table 3; for exemplary separation panes see Additional file 4) and P < 0.01 (Additional file 2), respectively.
As a work of criticism, Raftery's essay is exemplary of the very phenomenon that he's documenting — and that circularity, that self-fulfilling critical criterion, is the defining trait of the time.
"Exemplary, exemplary!" he cried.
Mr. Blumenthal, who has an exemplary record as attorney general, has only a few months to demonstrate that they are an aberration and not a disqualifying character trait.
