Sentence examples for it has characteristically from inspiring English sources

As it has characteristically done during the 2010 season, Australia got off to a strong start in that match, leading 14-6 at halftime and extending the lead to 22-9 in the second half, only to concede two late tries to the All Blacks to fall in a narrow 23-22 loss.

It would be nice if there were other similar projects out there but Google has, characteristically, monopolised this one, and set a gold standard for art reproductions online.

Obama has, characteristically, already conceded most of what the Republicans want.

To date, big businesses has characteristically operated in a top-down manner.

MATSUMOTO, Japan — The conductor Seiji Ozawa has characteristically exuded life, energy and a positive spirit, both on the stage and in personal contact.

Benedict has characteristically fumbled a good idea by insisting that he will continue to live in the Vatican and share his private secretary, Georg Gänswein, with his successor.

C4-plant Rubisco has characteristically evolved faster carboxylation rates with low CO2 affinity.

It is quite another matter to argue successfully that the initiating activity has the particular mentalistic attributes that volitionalism has characteristically ascribed to acts of willing.

Within Roman Catholicism, by contrast, greater weight has characteristically been given to the classic arguments for God's existence.

To date, in Spain and throughout southern Europe, the family has characteristically been the main source of support to meet the needs of dependent people (OECD 2005).

The recovery is happening, but the most easily translatable measure -- job creation -- has characteristically lagged behind.