Sentence examples for it characteristic of from inspiring English sources

And Texas is a deep red state, which makes it characteristic of a pattern of states becoming more polarized.

The seaweed supports a specialized marine life, most of it characteristic of a coastal zone but some found only in this area.

That everything here is for sale — at prices from $1,000 to $10,000,000 — only puts a finer point on it, for isn't it characteristic of beauty that it often arouses possessive desires?

With increasing B, a slight decrease of resistance, characteristic of NMR, and subsequent increase of it, characteristic of PMR, can be observed at T = 4.2 K. Figure 2 The longitudinal and Hall resistances as a function of B at various T. (a) The longitudinal (Rxx) and (b) Hall resistances (Rxy) as a function of B at various T. From top to bottom: T = 4.2, 20, 40, 60, and 80 K, respectively.

His answer notwithstanding, it is characteristic of intuitive knowledge, according to Ockham, that it is unmediated.

It was characteristic of Simenon to suspect that sexual liberation might not deliver everything it promised.

It's characteristic of the president to take one of his generation's shallow slogans and turn it outside in.

It was characteristic of Liza to begin an activity by claiming she'd have no part in it.

It was characteristic of her indomitable diffidence.

Musically, it is characteristic of Williams's later songs.

It was characteristic of Brennan to use the word "joust".