Sentence examples for given a characteristic from inspiring English sources

"Jews were given a characteristic physiognomy," Lipton notes, "well before biological racism permeated European thought".

"Jews were given a characteristic physiognomy," Lipton notes, "well before biological racism permeated European thought". She suggests that the true target was less a flesh-and-blood people than a set of ideas against which Christians attempted to define themselves.

As with previous games, Innocence was given a characteristic genre name.

As with other Tales titles, Rebirth was given a characteristic genre name: the title was.

Asked by an interviewer for his own view of the Prince, Tarr gave a characteristic response.

When I asked whether she worked on improvising her shots, she said no, and gave a characteristic shrug.

The relative composition of the different species was unique to each plant giving a characteristic "fingerprint".

The governing differential equations give a characteristic equation of the 12th order with real coefficients.

Asked in an interview with the Guardian earlier this year why she wrote, she gave a characteristic reply: "For somebody like me it is something I have to do.

In this clip Malcolm is giving a characteristic earful to Toby, as well as Simon Foster (Hollander) and his unruffled assistant Judy Gina McKeee).

Their purgative properties and yellow colour are derived from anthracene glycosides; they also contain high levels of calcium oxalate, which give a characteristic grittiness.