Sentence examples for many venerable traits from inspiring English sources

Google's Android OS has many venerable traits, but the camera isn't one of them.

Anti-intellectualism is one of the more venerable traits of American voters.

This is a distinctly European capital, with many venerable restaurants and constantly appearing newcomers.

But, like many venerable British enterprises at the time, it was inward-looking and somewhat undisciplined.

In the past, many venerable mathematicians expressed scepticism towards infinity and the continuum.

That's what Trinity Wall Street is offering at this celebration, where children can collect goodies in its north graveyard, the permanent resting place for many venerable New Yorkers.

SYMPHONY HALL, BOSTON First, how many venerable performing-arts auditoriums are allowed to live to 100 in America today?

With 13% of the market, Direct Line is now the largest car insurer in the U.K., against competition from many venerable suppliers.

Vast numbers of reporters have been laid off, publishers have cut back sharply on advances and many venerable imprints have disappeared.

"It reinforces the fact that Asian cultures share many common traits.

Because they went up as part of a planned community, the houses have many common traits.