Sentence examples for the typical characteristics from inspiring English sources

Denise is number seven in the run, which, she says, gives her the typical characteristics of a middle child – competitive, attention-seeking – but "multiplied by about five million".

He added that it "shows the typical characteristics of youth and adolescence: great waves of feeling and emotion with rather weak roots".

And the typical characteristics that go with either a prewar or a postwar apartment can also reveal a great deal about an apartment's resident.

It said that Menendez's story of "rising from blue-collar life to the political élite was regarded as the epitome of the American Dream" but turns out to have the "typical characteristics of American-style corruption".

Another kind of paint was used in these areas too, one that "didn't have the typical characteristics of poured house paint that we know Pollock used," Mr. Coddington explained.

These, along with apple and a sort of wet wool flavor, are the typical characteristics of chenin blanc, and we saw them again and again, with varying degrees of complexity and intensity.

The visitors arrived at Easter Road six points clear at the top of the Championship, with the team having looked powerful, resolute and built with the kind of hard, steely edge that Craig Levein, now the director of football, used to make the typical characteristic of the sides that he managed.

According to Vanessa Herrera, head of watches at Sotheby's Hong Kong, watches made for the Chinese market had several typical characteristics.

According to Nietzsche, slave morality takes certain typical characteristics of the "lowest order" and redescribes them in morally praiseworthy lights.

The main characters of Becket and Billy are really believable in all of the typical boy characteristics that they display as 11 and 7 year olds.

It is high time, they agree, to conceptualize emerging adulthood as a distinct transitional life stage, to understand the social forces generating it and to grapple with its typical characteristics and consequences.