Sentence examples for recognisable trait from inspiring English sources

When I started my second novel Half of a Yellow Sun, set before and during the Nigeria-Biafra war of 1967-1970, I hoped that emotional truth would be its major recognisable trait.

On that reckoning, she may not need a personality so much as a few recognisable traits.

Neither Joyce nor Einstein is aware of the iconic power of their most recognisable traits.

Then there are recognisable traits and gestures: she's beautiful but slightly bent; she wraps her arms around herself as if holding her bits together; she has a bottle of vodka in her handbag (on stage a half bottle, in life more likely a whole one); she rakes her hands through her hair, rather than brush it.

My sex doesn't shape my style as much as you might think, although there are a couple of recognisable female traits.

One of the most instantly recognisable Macedonian traits across class boundaries is a fierce devotion to the idea of being "Macedonian".

But underlying Miliband's lack of coherent policy is a total absence of any recognisable human traits.

Activision reckons there are "millions" of combinations and the characters we saw provide a good combination of wacky idiosyncratic creativity and recognisable Skylanders design traits.

No strategic political masterplanner would have designed a model like that, which might well have been a shame when it came to little things like bank collapses, because although a politician now has to be "human", that doesn't, apparently, mean someone with a recognisable personality, and maybe some annoying character traits.

Due to its physical and behavioural traits, the green tree frog has become one of the most recognisable frogs in its region, and is a popular exotic pet throughout the world.

One trait of the Round Church that is claimed by scholars to be a very recognisable Carolingian influence is the presence of a monumental westwork.