Sentence examples for quite characteristic from inspiring English sources

It is an achievement that is quite characteristic of this eloquently written novel.

His open-kitchen, open-mind attitude "is quite characteristic of him".

He wrote in a rich, slightly archaic, easy-flowing language with a distinct popular flavour, and his style was quite characteristic of the period.

Although cases of such severity are relatively rare, the ability to store experience only briefly is quite characteristic of Korsakoff's syndrome.

That one of his most important paintings Bogatyrs (1898), on which he worked for more than a decade, with countless preparatory studies and sketches had just this fate is quite characteristic.

The task not a very pressing one is made more difficult by the fact that some bhakti (devotion) religions have developed the poetics of love poetry into a kind of theology, a phenomenon quite characteristic of Bengal Krishnaism (see below Indo-Aryan literatures: 12th 18th century).

The mode mixing refers to that an IMF contains quite different characteristic time scales, or different IMFs contain similar characteristic time scales.

Quite as characteristic is his bleak eye for the first hints of human decay: the woman barely out of her 20s who torments herself by comparing "the slightly looser skin and faint lines of her face" to the charms of younger competitors.

Such analysis allowed to indicate the reason for the instability creation, where quite flat characteristic of the impeller reference to the head losses curve of the diffuser leads to the creation of the deflection point in the H-Q curve.

One quite remarkable characteristic of Pestivirus biology is its ability to inhibit the type I interferon (IFN) induction by dsRNA [71], which indirectly inhibits RNase L activation given that the 2 5 oligoadenylate synthetase/RNase L pathway is interferon-dependent [72].

This, we think, is exemplary of a quite general characteristic of biological entities.