Sentence examples for tangible traits from inspiring English sources
While immigrants often assimilate, nonimmigrant minorities generally adhere to their traditions, especially if they are easily distinguished from the rest of the society by tangible traits such as physical markers.
Mr. Mamola grew up in a "Ford family," a tag once widely used to define product loyalty based as much on emotion as on tangible traits like performance or reliability.
One less tangible, but important personality and CEO-style trait does stand out for success as a CEO in China: be someone who "loves to be a people's person," said Sun.
Tangible characteristics, such as shared culture or common visible physical traits, are important because they contribute to the group's feeling of identity, solidarity, and uniqueness.
Yet their responses highlighted a defining, troubling trait of this Nets team: it lacks any tangible passion.
As furious as I was just a few minutes earlier, I couldn't have been prouder to witness the first tangible example of my son's ability to show this incredibly important personality trait- empathy.
"Everything tangible is gone.
"Dinner is something tangible.
