Sentence examples for sharing some traits from inspiring English sources

He describes the community he hails from in London, Wembley, as sharing some traits with Jackson Heights, the New York neighborhood where his character Nas comes from.

Continuing the all-new features, there's a Monk character class, sharing some traits with the Shamen (for instance — his proximity healing powers), but also boasting three unique abilities; Brewmaster, Windtalker and Mistweaver.

Because it shares some traits with arthropods, researchers hypothesize that Opabinia might be closely related to the ancestral arthropod.

Despite his assured heterosexuality, Bing Crosby does share some traits with his female viewers: he must use intelligence, indirection and guile, if necessary, to get what he wants.

If your children do share some traits with your former partners, it probably only shows the way that you were previously nurtured affects their nature.

These performers diverge widely — I adore Silverman and can take or leave Munn; Handler bugs me — but they share some traits.

Although quite different in temperament and style, Melania and Donald Trump do share some traits — including the fact that neither drinks alcohol nor smokes.

Subpannonia corresponds in part to the lower part of the old Austrian duchy of Styria; Slovenes call their portion Štajerska and share some traits with their Austrian neighbours.

Igor Antonov, a retired K.G.B. officer who says he has worked with Mr. Putin, and carries a tattered snapshot which appears to prove it, agreed in a long conversation this week that Mr. Putin and Mr. Andropov shared some traits.

"It took me five years to get my B.A. because I played so much golf there," laughed Mr. Samawi, a tall, burly man who shares some traits with the expatriate golfers.

Nobel Laureate Mario Capecchi, PhD, from the University of Utah, presented a study in mice that shows a connection between the immune system and the brain in a genetic condition that shares some traits with ME/CFS.