Sentence examples for he characteristically from inspiring English sources

And he, characteristically, is not talking.

In October 1914, when Antwerp was falling, he characteristically rushed in person to organize its defense.

Sprouse recruited his regular models, both A-listers and people he characteristically scouted on the street.

Mr. Curl was dumbfounded, though he characteristically gave no sign of what he was thinking.

They should protect their sources, he characteristically opined, not as a matter of law but "as a matter of honour".

But whereas he characteristically suppresses all discussion of his shameful secret, she chooses to bring hers out into the daylight.

But when he talks about it now he is characteristically modest.

In "Le Bourgeois Gentilhomme", Molière's Monsieur Jourdain was excited to discover that he had been speaking prose all his life but he is, characteristically, a figure of derision.

He was characteristically cautious, aiming to strike a political balance when he called Michael Jackson a "spectacular performer" whose life was "sad and tragic".

As a magistrate of the city he frequently showed himself to be conscientious and enlightened, though he remained characteristically irresponsible in financial matters.

As I asked him if he was ready for the spotlight and the challenges that await him there, he was, characteristically, not shy.