Sentence examples for most obvious trait from inspiring English sources

The F.B.I.'s report ignores the single most obvious trait of all of these criminals: maleness.

With titles like "Call on Me," "Who Am I" and "Vanishing Act," they bring out a plaintive, yearning quality that is not perhaps the most obvious trait of either Poe or Mr. Reed but that is very much present in both artists.

"The most obvious trait of Nitish Kumar in his younger days was the simple manner in which he lived, sharing a one-room shelter with a friend in Patna, and the amount of tireless groundwork he used to do in his constituency," says Amar Ujala executive editor Arvind Mohan, who has known Nitish from his days with Jayaprakash Narayan.

The abbot was a wonderful man in his fifties, with a most obvious trait: he was always laughing and smiling.

Perhaps the most obvious trait that ties all of the winning essays together is the sense of empathy that they each display.

The abbey was a wonderful man in his fifties now, with a most obvious trait: he was always laughing and smiling.

The most obvious traits Ms. Bachmann shares with Ms. Palin may be their brown hair and their sex — people do not often approach Newt Gingrich and say he reminds them of Haley Barbour — but she said she was not bothered by being asked about parallels.

Morphological features are some of the most obvious traits associated with adaptation and life history diversity in all organisms, including fishes.

One of the most obvious traits of these bacteriocins is sensitive to proteolytic enzymes.

The most obvious variable traits include larval habitat preference, vertebrate feeding pattern, mating behaviour, gonotrophic development and ability to enter into diapause during the winter [ 17].

This is most obvious for traits that relate to timing of major life history events such as smolting and maturation (Riddell 1986; Campbell et al. 2006; Thorpe 2007), but also applies to other traits such as growth and reproductive effort.