Sentence examples for said trait from inspiring English sources

Sayre said Trait is currently pursuing both avenues.

Dr Johnson said: "Traits such intelligence are governed by large groups of genes working together - like a football team made up of players in different positions.

"What do you mean?" says Watson when it is suggested he is the embodiment of said traits – an "onerary outdoorsman", in the words of the great American sportswriter Tom Callahan; physically strong, emotionally reserved and uncompromisingly honest.

"Everything you can do in yeast, you can do in the plant itself with far greater yield and purity," says Trait's chief strategic officer Ronan Levy.

He said the trait he most deplored in himself was "being too nice to shits".

Alas, Dr. Gopnik said, this trait peaks around 4 or 5.

She said that trait was common in Italian and Irish immigrant groups.

Importantly, Extavour said, the trait researchers used to explore the connection between plasticity and heritability has a clear link to evolutionary fitness.

Mr. Fox, the transportation commissioner, understands the machinations of Washington, Mr. Baker said, a trait that could help him obtain federal money for New Jersey's infrastructure.

Former clerks said this trait showed itself sometimes after a particularly tough oral argument, when Garland would ask them whether he had been too hard on an attorney.

They embody, he said, Mormon traits of drive and upright values.