Sentence examples for ideal quality from inspiring English sources
Whenever "the thin veneer of Trump's vanity is challenged," Schwartz says, he overreacts — not an ideal quality in a head of state.
Ballet, the genre that once recaptured the ideal quality of nudity, becomes instead, in these modern examples, the art of nakedness.
They're pleasantly light, but soften quickly as they cool, which isn't an ideal quality in a party snack (unless you happen to have a multi-Michelin-starred kitchen behind you, churning out fresh batches on demand).
Although the streaming system should automatically serve you the ideal quality your internet connection speed, you can manually select a quality by clicking on the "HD" button in the lower right corner of the player window.
He is taken to an obedience school where a firm but compassionate trainer, Satoru Tawada (Kippei Shiina), notes that Quill, unlike the rest of the dogs he is training with, responds thoughtfully to commands, not impetuously — an ideal quality for a seeing-eye dog.
In order to demonstrate that certain deficient data may in fact be useful in wind energy applications, sets of interval deficient wind data of varying lengths of intermittency - and averaging interval are synthesized from ideal quality data sets produced by systems that closely comply with IEC 61400-12-1 2005(E).
What are the ideal qualities of the feedback giver, and recipient?
The effect, though, has always been to establish their mortality rather than any ideal qualities.
"Blackmail" showed it to have the ideal qualities one hopes for in a fusion of elements: attractiveness combined with endurance.
Other essays explore Englishness in politics, music and literature, and the ideal qualities of the Englishwoman, which range from "hygienic" to "the purveyor of civilisation and repose".
It is not possible to speak of the essence of a historical tradition without referring to how its ideal qualities have been discussed through the ages.
