Sentence examples for some traits of from inspiring English sources
Kutenai culture combines some traits of the Plains Indians with others of the Plateau Indians.
Coming from freewheeling, fast-growing companies, it took them awhile to realize that some traits of Asana needed adjusting for the rest of the world.
Some traits of these disabilities are difficulty with handwriting; a general lack of organization; indifference to schedules; excessive daydreaming, and difficulty with arithemtic (but not geometry, statistics or higher mathematics).
As the narrative voice of "The Weird Sisters" slips from that sisterly "we" into third-person subplots about each sister, she reveals that each girl has some traits of the character for whom she was named.
Doctors said in front of District Judge Paul L. Friedman that Hinckley overcame his psychosis and major depression decades ago, although he still exhibits some traits of an existing narcissistic personality disorder.
If this revision is adopted, the condition will be folded into the category of "autism spectrum disorder," which will no longer contain any categories for distinct subtypes of autism like Asperger's and "pervasive developmental disorder not otherwise specified" (a category for children with some traits of autism but not enough to warrant a diagnosis).
The tales were often adapted to point up some precept of the Jewish religion, to illustrate some facet of Jewish life, or to exemplify some trait of Jewish character and temperament.
Some early Homo fossils (and early Homo candidates) link to some dental traits of australopiths and some postcranial traits of later Homo, while others link to some dental traits of Homo yet retain more primitive postcranial morphology.
Some personality traits of the combat lifesavers could explain this high failure rate.
A classification should not only be recognition of disorders, with a minimalist description of some characteristic traits of each disorder.
The website Sixty+Me lists some personality traits of successful grandparents.
