Sentence examples similar to that would characteristically from inspiring English sources

On this occasion, Larsson's failure to score in the league match against Partick Thistle the previous Saturday and against MTK Hungaria in the Champions League qualifier last Wednesday slipped into oblivion as the result of a characteristically ruthless finish that would be merely the start of his own multiple strikes and Celtic's push towards the three points.

[Richard S.] Fuld, [Lehamn's hard-charging chief executive], was characteristically defiant".Do we have some stuff on the books that would be tough to get rid of?

Wait a second, I thought, as I digested the characteristically grand claim, I don't recall ever believing that "we" could create a stable world that would last for ever.

Characteristically, Mr. Giuliani seemed buoyed by the challenge -- the larger the budget gap, the more he assured the public that the latest bad news was actually a good development that would lead to more efficiency over the long run.

We'd stopped at a Walmart in Arkansas as I'd characteristically forgotten a hairbrush.

We hypothesized that some of the patients would show gas exchange patterns during exercise that are characteristically found in patients with overt pulmonary vascular pathophysiology.

Moreover, keeping an open-door policy toward Kobanë Kurds – a group that is characteristically at odds with the brotherhood narrative that Turkish officials constructed toward Sunnite and Arab Syrians – would have had political costs for the AKP.

Metamorphic rocks only rarely exhibit a chemical composition that is characteristically "metamorphic".

The self then becomes a convenient label for an aggregate of processes that are characteristically fleeting.

These require institutional changes that are characteristically slow moving.

Prions are self-propagating protein aggregates that are characteristically transmissible.