Sentence examples for it is characteristically from inspiring English sources

It is characteristically clear and patient in its tone, even if some readers regard its lengthy instructions for the making of a production as impossibly demanding.

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

Often bellows-blown and without bass drone, it is characteristically played with the hurdy-gurdy.

Webb's first commission, the famous Red House, Bexleyheath, Kent, was designed for Morris in 1859; it is characteristically unpretentious and informal.

Lyrically it is characteristically pithy, while musically it's upbeat and almost cartoonish; juxtaposed against the grim subject matter, it makes it all the more a blackly humorous caper.

"Rye is such a flavorful thing to make whiskey out of — it just bursts with fruit and spice," Mr. Joseph said, adding that it is characteristically drier and livelier than bourbon.

Though its performance of "I Love It" was characteristically exuberant, the Swedish duo made even less of an impact on the Honda's gigantic stage than it did in December at the far cozier Fonda Theatre.

As usual for him, it was characteristically dramatic.

The Stoddards' pastor, Michael Nowak from Mountain Avenue Church of Christ, told Tucson news services that it was characteristically selfless behaviour.

Rushdie's response to Sendak's attack was as revealing as it was characteristically magnanimous: "I love you too, Maurice.

It was, characteristically, far more temperate than McCain's, but closer in substance: now there was a good guy and a bad guy.