Sentence examples for trait of a from inspiring English sources
Risk taking behaviour is therefore just one personality trait of a successful entrepreneur.
As the Venus's flytrap of players, he has excelled at psychology, just one trait of a brilliant basketball mind.
"That's the trait of a concentrated fund -- it can lose ground rapidly and make it up quite quickly".
Though it is quite definitely the trait of a very focused character – someone hungry in pursuit of lofty goals.
Domino was raised in a manner that produced the all-important trait of a "good mind".
The panellists agreed that a key trait of a successful organisation was that everyone involved vehemently believed in what it stood for.
She demonstrated the classic trait of a newspaper columnist (her former trade) - the tendency to push everything just a little too far.
"Even when people say, 'You have to quit,' he never gives up — and that is the trait of a champion.
He is also, in the words of one colleague, "endlessly inquisitive" the most important trait of a good editor.
If the defining trait of a comedian is that he sees some essential truth about the world and himself, Mr. Garlin said, "A little self-loathing goes a long way".
The implication is that the violence that afflicts black America reflects a failure of lower-class black culture, a breakdown of personal responsibility, a pathological trait of a criminally inclined subgroup — not a problem with social and institutional roots that needs to be addressed through collective effort well beyond the boundaries of black communities.
