Sentence examples for great trait from inspiring English sources
Not helping – that's Wallace's great trait.
Jarvis called Glover's willingness to speak a "great trait," and said he showed great leadership potential.
Empathy's a great trait in a drinking buddy, but not so much a Supreme Court justice".
But that's another great trait of puppets: They never grow jaded. BAM Rose Cinemas, 30 Lafayette Avenue, at Ashland Place, Fort Greene, Brooklyn, 718-636-4100, bam.org/puppetsonfilm; $12 $99 for 13 and under and 65+; $7 for BAM Cinema Club members; free for Movie Moguls).
Entrepreneurship is a great trait, as it leads to innovation and the establishment of many fascinating ventures.
"It [the win over Argentina] wasn't picture perfect but creating a winning culture is certainly a great trait.
One of the great traits was that Fire Emblem made players feel the sting of their pawns' deaths.
The Norwich City manager has adopted his touchline dress code from Brian Clough, via Martin O'Neill, and his approach features another of Clough's great traits too: assembling a good team made up of unfashionable players.
Instead of a focus on heroes with great traits, to develop sustainability leadership we should enhance our understanding of how to develop leaderful groups, where senior role holders act as hosts not heroes, and enable leadership to emerge from within the group.
When entrepreneurs say they are "crushing it", statistically speaking, they must be lying or complacent, neither of which are great traits.
Great traits for an engineer, but terrible qualities for a leader who needs to listen to and empathize with his subordinates so he can whip them into a frenzy of productivity.
