Sentence examples for rare characteristic from inspiring English sources
Another rare characteristic is his sunny outlook: this is a critic who rarely criticises.Coming to pop relatively late, Mr Ross tends, he admits, to invest it with more adult feeling; he launches an impressive sally against the idea that classical music is intrinsically grown-up and pop isn't.
This rare characteristic partly explains his neglect in America, where a national bent for proprietary branding can confuse a signature look with quality.
But the most valuable – and I suspect, rare characteristic – of this new leader is her thick skin and sense of humour.
Such attention to premonition is a rare characteristic he shares with the Red Sox managers who preceded him during the era of the Great Curse.
Teacher Peng was in her mid-forties, and the skin around her eyes was crinkled from smiling so much — a rare characteristic in China.
Because some antimony alloys expand on solidifying (a rare characteristic that they share with water), they are particularly valuable as castings and type metal; the expansion of the alloy forces the metal to fill the small crevices of casting molds.
"This land has all of the rare characteristics and endangered species of the Pine Barrens," said Carleton Montgomery, executive director of the Pinelands Preservation Alliance.
But the often painful rebirth also took perseverance and a long-term approach, rare characteristics in a city obsessed with making things happen in a New York minute.
(They are the gentlemen, incidentally, who did Dickens' "Great Expectations" before this). For the visual design of the picture and its striking photography have the rare characteristics of fine painting in their brilliant creation of mood.
Interestingly, the Helicosporidium mtDNA feature a trans-spliced group I intron, and a second group I intron that contains two open reading frames that appear to be degenerate maturase/endonuclease genes, both rare characteristics for this type of intron.
4. Inclusion of dates that indicate rare characteristics, such as advanced age (i.e. age > 89) 5. Indications of small populations with rare disorders.
