Sentence examples for obvious attributes from inspiring English sources

The obvious attributes endure.

If these sound like obvious attributes in best-selling authors, they most certainly are not.

But it is not only the obvious attributes – speed, strength, agility and jumping – at which Eaton excels.

Other than George Washington, who had other obvious attributes, they were all active and prominent politicians before becoming president.

He's short, chubby, round-faced and middle-aged well before middle age, with no obvious attributes of leading-man glamour.

King Hussein, his obvious attributes notwithstanding, played tribe against tribe, showered cronies with duty-free Mercedeses and allowed state enterprises to be run like fiefs.

His choices are bound to be informed by his gifts as art historian and curator but also by a rather less obvious attribute.

Adobe attributes the rise of tablet page views to how well-suited the form factor is for web browsing, with the most obvious attribute being tablets' larger screen size vs smartphones (albeit, that gap is closing as some tablets shrink and some smartphones swell).

It has taken a long time, but finally it was possible to look upon a player with such obvious physical attributes and state with utter conviction: "This is an England fast bowler".

Despite their obvious technical attributes, unless your computer is equipped to download and edit your images, DVCs are about as much good as a Ferrari without wheels.

In addition to obvious physical attributes like height, skin, and hair color, Beckett's girls are distinguished by their subtle facial expressions and general awareness of the viewer.