Sentence examples for the common traits from inspiring English sources
The common traits they all had were quality, innovation and restrained growth.
Among the common traits, Mr. Berman suggested, are "freshness, inventiveness, rhythmic vigor, an eclectic point of view".
He analyzed the common traits of the ten most successful movies of all time: an average person in extraordinary jeopardy was a major trope.
In a report out today called Pioneers of Sustainability: Lessons from the Trailblazers, Ellen Weinreb and James Epstein-Reeves identify the common traits of the six pioneers.
This study has been able to identify some of the common traits of faculty who are interested in the new multimedia and digital learning developments in Higher Education.
Our "mitochondrial family" includes great morphological and functional diversity, while sharing the common traits of a double membrane and enzymes involved in the biosynthesis of Fe S clusters.
Lyricism, above all, is the common trait.
The common trait to all variations of mutilation is how it is used to create societies in which women are inferior.
Dr. Merikangas's study distinguished between the common trait of shyness and the psychiatric diagnosis of social phobia.
However, I'm increasingly concerned that most of these appointees seem to share the common trait of having been part of or involved with the Nixon, Ford, Reagan and Bush père administrations.
The common trait of these methods is that they consider all and only the changing parts of the image as foreground.
