Pitte attempts to make peace, but the reader may feel that the rivalry is so characteristically French that any rapprochement would be a pity.
There are some parts so characteristically achieved that I am confident Mrs. Wharton would never have retouched them.
Only the Nobel committee, so characteristically out of touch, failed to recognize that this is the year of Margaret Atwood.
Calder is of course known the world around as the Yankee inventor of the mobile, that so characteristically modern form of sculpture, which yet owes as much to the art of the blacksmith as to the ambience of flight.
Fanconi anaemia cells are so characteristically hypersensitive to crosslinking agents such as MMC that this forms the basis of the most widely utilised diagnostic test (Bagby and Alter, 2006).
This is an admission that there are serious problems, a rare acknowledgement from a country so characteristically precious about its internal affairs.
So, characteristically, an autocrat inflates his place in history.
So characteristically I've said, "If you do this, keep your town job.
The century-old trees which dominate so characteristically the Roman landscape become testimony for the principal events in Roman life.
So in that title, characteristically of Shane Black, we have doppelganger references, a plot line, a sales pitch and an admission that this is all fun and nonsense at its core.
Elliot gave way, adding, characteristically, that he "did not believe that part about the chicken".
