Sentence examples for more positive traits from inspiring English sources

Any more positive traits?

"Caroline tended to see the foibles in people, whereas John looked for more positive traits," George Plimpton once said*.

She also finds that people are cognizant of more negative traits attached to Indigenous-looking individuals than to Mestizo or European-looking persons, while attaching more positive traits to the latter.

Research in applied psychology and sociolinguistics suggests that we generally prefer our own accent to other varieties of our native language and attribute more positive traits to it.

The theory of signal selection was developed by Zahavi to explain why peahens are stimulated by a trait that imposes a handicap on the male, rather than paying attention to more positive traits in the males that court them.

In general, higher scores on the I/E-R suggest greater religiosity while higher TIPI scores reflect more positive personality traits.

Those who held hot cups were more likely to assign positive traits, such as "generous," "caring," or "sociable" to Person A than those who held the cold cups.

Although attending to one's physical well-being is highly correlated with a more positive mindset, developing the trait of positive thinking is a workout of its own.

Chiao says the results indicate that the "halo effect," the idea that prettier people may be judged as more capable or having other positive traits, only applies to female politicians: "It reveals a gender bias and the importance of attractiveness for female candidates to succeed in elections".

Taken together, these results indicate that, as expected, loci associated with selection-target traits have experienced much more positive selection than those associated with non-selection-target traits.

Consequently, you will become even more aware of your spouse's positive traits and behaviors.