Sentence examples for famous traits from inspiring English sources

Morgan squeezes into his brief, non-chronological scenes each prime minister's most famous traits.

Now that I thought about it, I have always identified with some of Generation X's more famous traits — that uneasy mix of cynicism toward hippies while feeling jealous about missing Woodstock.

Donald's most famous personality trait is his easily provoked and explosive temper, so although that aspect of him is not evident in this drawing, keep it in mind as you sketch him out.

We think the Mona Lisa is famous because of its traits, but we think those traits are significant only because they belong to the Mona Lisa, which we know to be famous.

Assertive peating has long been a trait of famous Islay malts, like Laphroaig, Lagavulin and Ardbeg, but it is not exclusive to Islay.

Colbert's routine mocked the administration's slippery relation to truth (what happened Tuesday), and identified the president's famous "resolution" as the character trait that the administration relied on to sell their version of reality.

Many of Red's most famous creatures have the "Haste" trait, which lets them attack and use many abilities as soon as they enter the battlefield.

One of the most famous examples of a genetic trait aggravated by royal family intermarriage was the House of Habsburg, which inmarried particularly often and is known for the mandibular prognathism of the Habsburger (Unter) Lippe (otherwise known as the 'Habsburg jaw', 'Habsburg lip' or 'Austrian lip'").

Many of Red's most famous creatures have the "Haste" trait, which lets them attack and use many abilities earlier.

"It was a preview of a trait he would grow famous for in business," Kranish and Helman dryly note: "emotion-free crisis management".

"It was a tiny preview of a trait he would grow famous for in business: emotion-free crisis management," The Globe said.