Sentence examples for special trait from inspiring English sources

HE has been acknowledged for possessing a special trait: grace under pressure.

In a recent peer-reviewed article in the Journal of Educational Controversy, I examined the history of the discourse surrounding this special trait.

That Sanchez can summon his best in the fourth quarter — often, with his team's season depending on it — is a special trait.

In light of these outrageous, often tragic stories of revenge, you might be tempted to assume that people like Brandon Biggs possess some special trait that enables them to bypass the desire for vengeance.

The presence of Jews among the not-yet-extinct peoples of the world can no more be credited to any kind of special trait or behavior than the Tasmanians or the Taino ought to be blamed for their own eradication.

According to McCaw, his close colleague on the provincial beat and long-time captain at international level: "It's always the team that comes first with him – a pretty special trait, when you think how good a player he's been for so many years".

What "special traits" would it take to affect thousands of people throwing their arms up in sequence?

The historically significant Egyptian epigraphic texts, apart from their external peculiarities, have likewise special traits relating to genres.

Yarrowia lipolytica, a non-conventional oleaginous yeast with special traits, has attracted increasing interest for producing value-added products.

These challenges can be overcome by exploiting various script specific characteristics and training the OCR system based on these special traits.

She listens to the names and descriptions of these children and their special schools and their sad, special traits, muttering "Asshole" in her head until that part of the talking is done.