Sentence examples for striking trait from inspiring English sources

The dogs shared a striking trait: collapsing in attacks of muscle weakness when excited by their favorite food.

As a striking trait of his character, he showed fair-minded openness and diplomacy: Thomas could combine them effortlessly.

But then, how can a proponent of religious pluralism and toleration like Schleiermacher consistently see this striking trait of Christianity as anything but a serious vice?

As will become evident below when some touchstones of the genre are pointed out, such case studies may be classified in a variety of ways, and there is probably no one correct way to group the works of evolution by example: Some case studies concern the evolution of a particular species, evolution in a particular locale or kind of environment, or the evolution of a striking trait.

While formal education in many Confucian societies is a rote-work nightmare — and while Chinese families complain about their country's dysfunctional school system at least as bitterly as Americans do about ours — the practical-minded ingenuity of average people is one of China's most striking traits.

This factuality was comprised of what Arendt saw as two striking traits of the Nazi bureaucrat.

While it is important to acknowledge the innateness of the sympathetic instincts, one is forced to admit their native weakness: the supremacy of the egoistic tendencies is so clear that it is itself one of the most striking traits in our nature.

One of the most striking traits of The Winter Solider as a film is the realistic tone of it, and that tone continues in Civil War.

Body size is one of the most striking traits of all organisms.

Houston, whose most striking personality trait is his dependability, is trying to embolden his team.

The most striking phenotypical trait of the nm23-M1−/− mice was the high mortality rate of newborn pups from homozygous mutant females.