Sentence examples for said traits from inspiring English sources

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.

Sayre said Trait is currently pursuing both avenues.

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

The company said those traits benefit farmers enough that they come out ahead, even though the seeds cost more than conventional seeds.

R. A. Dickey, who has attended chapel services his entire career, said the traits most important in a chaplain were availability and "foundational biblical knowledge".

Typically, this venture team said, these traits are more commonly seen in men.

While the overall association may be small, Jenkins said many traits that are associated with similar cognitive delays are of a similar size.

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.