The trait that distinguishes us from other beings, he theorized, was that we keep moving.
Baroness Williams's integrity is the trait that has made her a popular national figure.
His voice is a low growl, and his sexual magnetism, the trait that is the movie's main concern, is palpable.
"Many things escape the Americans," Mak writes, identifying the trait that is both our greatest strength and most dangerous weakness.
The trait that makes Harvin such a special player — competitiveness — also played a role in his problems in high school.
"Selection theory cannot distinguish the trait upon which fitness is contingent from the trait that has no effect on fitness (and is merely a free rider)," he wrote.
But they do not know if he possesses the trait that is more important than intellectual sophistication and, in fact, stands in tension with it.
Obama's greatest asset as a candidate, the trait that has enabled him to overcome both a thin résumé and the resistance of his own party's establishment, is his placidity.
Abedin acknowledges in the film the trait that has perhaps most characterized her stature as one of Clinton's closest confidantes: she has long eschewed the limelight in favor of what she has confessed is an intentionally behind-the-scenes presence.
What traits hitchhiked along with the trait that was being selected against?
These happened to be the carriers of the trait that were more adapted to these environmental conditions in the major Mediterranean region (Serjeant 1989).
