Sentence examples for is characteristically a from inspiring English sources

Such an environment is characteristically a low pH and in the presence of lysozymes which is characteristic of the environment within the target cells.

It is, characteristically, a recitation of ingredients, principles, and practices.

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.

Scabies is characteristically a disease of wartime, for living standards then drop, washing may be difficult, and people may be crowded together.

The open forest is characteristically a tropical grassland, often disturbed by fire, with forest along streams and scattered individual trees or small groves.

A second challenge questions whether the distinction between description and evaluation is characteristically a distinction in the semantic properties of various of our predicates, as Jackson assumes.

Creeley has no equal among modern love poets writing in English, even if love for Creeley is characteristically an occasion for turmoil and rather grim business.

Qniumucin is characteristically an almost pure monotonously repeated sequence of short mucin regions called "tandem repeats".

There was, characteristically, a star beside my father's name, the C.O.

Amusing strozzapreti were characteristically a tad heavy (according to one story, strozzapreti, which means priest choker in Italian, was served as a primi to abate the appetite of a visiting cleric before the more expensive, meaty secundo).

He addressed both sexes as "man," and when a woman asked about his plans for the Chicago Transit Authority, he was characteristically a trifle abrupt — "Here's the deal," he said to start — and egocentric.