Sentence examples for key trait of from inspiring English sources

My closest friend, a psychologist, tells me that traveling with food is a key trait of foodaholics.

A key trait of the "Sunday" revival is its feeling of intimacy, but its Broadway home is the cavernous Studio 54.

The panellists agreed that a key trait of a successful organisation was that everyone involved vehemently believed in what it stood for.

Their duelling-solos act, good for a combined eighty-two ponnts on Monday, has, over the course of the Finals, revealed itself as the key trait of this Cavs team.

It would be unfathomable to them, and unfathomability is the key trait of singularities (such as the wildly popular idea of the technology singularity).

This showed researchers that bipedal walking was a key trait of humans and our ancestors, the group called hominins but not of living apes and their ancestors.

Its visual representations of the orisha take on the more popular form of images of saints, although they retain key traits of typical representations of Yoruba deities.

As these men show, one of the key traits of immigrant innovators is geographic mobility, both from the home country and within the United States.

Researchers identified five key traits of a well-managed marine park – no fish take, well enforced, established for longer than 10 years, larger than 100 square km and isolated by deep water or sand.

One of the key traits of the modern cinema is permeability — the continuity across the edge of the frame from movies to the world, from the action on-screen to the filmmaker's practices on-set and, for that matter, off the set and in private life.

One of the key traits of many public blockchain projects is the fact that they are open-sourced.