Sentence examples for little characteristics from inspiring English sources

"I have a '65 Impala, too, and I like the body style and the way the headlamps look in the grille and all the little characteristics about the body.

These little characteristics your dog has might be key in getting them to return to you if they run away from you at the park.

"And three," Mr. Carroll concluded with only a little characteristic hyperbole, "everybody in New Jersey thinks Rick Lazio and Hillary Clinton are the ones running".

A report from Galveston explained, "There was little characteristic sky appearance prior to the advent of the storm, the sky being mostly clear until lower clouds appeared suddenly between 6 and 7 a. m. C. S. T., on the 22d with altocumulus and alto-stratus overcast showing through breaks occasionally during the day.

The orchrosols are highly coloured soils with little leaching characteristics (Dickson and Benneh 1980).

Utility values varied little across characteristics such as age, sex, race, education level or number of pills taken per day.

What was most remarkable in this recital – the final instalment of her Barbican residency – was how little the fundamental characteristics of her instrument have altered over the intervening years.

AES exhibits a little bit bad characteristics for both the optimization modes of space and time.

As for the influence of immigrants' characteristics, little evidence of a direct relationship emerged.

In addition to a commitment to research and little hierarchy, other characteristics common to companies in the list of top 20 employers include respecting employees and having loyal employees.

Use of ergometrine or oxytocin varied little across these characteristics.