Sentence examples for of being characteristics from inspiring English sources

In these monotheistic religions (though Zoroastrianism later became dualistic) as also in Judaism, the functional characteristics of angels are more clearly enunciated than their ontological (or nature of Being) characteristics—except in the many instances in which popular piety and legend have glossed over the functional aspects.

This kind of confidence tends to be characteristic of particular social groups.

This deft commingling of the sentimental and the matter-of-fact is characteristic of the story's author, Margaret Drabble.

Of note, amplification of HRAS is characteristic of Spitz nevi.

"There have been some delays, some of them are characteristic of this type of construction," the sports minister said.

This blend of thoughtfulness, willingness to embrace ambiguity and clarity of purpose are characteristic of Winton and his work.

Delighting in the achievements of others is characteristic of great leaders -- and great human beings, too.

This scarcity of extras is characteristic of Carpe Diem.

Clusters of signals are characteristic of amplifications.

The spectrum of MMT was characteristic of a typical smectite.

These lines of thought are characteristic of Deism.