Sentence examples similar to probe its defined characteristic from inspiring English sources

Its defining characteristic was a sinuous curvilinear line.

Its defining characteristic is an aversion to cliché.

In the opinion of the Friends, Weehawken's view is its defining characteristic.

Excited catatonia is much less common, and its defining characteristic is agitation.

The fourth and final stage is named for the rapid eye movement — REM — that is its defining characteristic.

"The Church of England should retain its defining characteristic of being a broad Church, capable of accommodating a wide range of theological conviction," he said in a statement.

Its defining characteristic is copious production of extracellular sheaths encrusted with iron oxyhydroxides.

So: Is there misogyny within the movement, to the point you could say it's one of its defining characteristics?

So: is there misogyny within the movement, to the point you could say it's one of its defining characteristics?

What are its defining characteristics?

Each subsection has its defining characteristics.