Sentence examples for most obvious characteristic from inspiring English sources
Poirot's most obvious characteristic is his dandyism.
The most obvious characteristic of folk literature is its orality.
Inadequacy was the most obvious characteristic of the Bundesliga side, even in the first leg.
The most obvious characteristic of the overwintering stinkbug, however, is a deep, abiding lethargy.
The most obvious characteristic of his acting is the absence of narcissism — the outgoingness to the audience.
p.27 left column top paragraph:"The most obvious characteristic of a transmembrane helix is that it is apolar, i.e. composed of mostly apolar amino acids such as leucine, valine, isoleucine and phenylalanine.
One of the most obvious characteristics of MPA-based methods is that they use multiple models instead of a single model for model evaluation.
Superhydrophobicity is one of the most obvious characteristics of many land plant surfaces and may serve different functions.
Superhydrophobicity was discovered in terrestrial plants, and is one of the main and most obvious characteristics of most vascular non-aquatic plants [1].
One of the most obvious characteristics of the genus is a patch of bare yellow skin behind the eyes, which gives them an odd 'cross-eyed' look.
Perhaps the most obvious characteristics that comes to mind when looking at a particular occupation in the livelihood landscape is how many links that goes to or from it.
