Sentence examples for trait of all from inspiring English sources

Insecurity is a psychological trait of all nationalisms.

The F.B.I.'s report ignores the single most obvious trait of all of these criminals: maleness.

With the boundary between cure and enhancement so historically muddy, one suspects we'll walk that fuzzy line with greater wisdom and enlightenment only if biology's power to enhance ultimately "improves" the most complicated trait of all: human nature.

Only gradually, as he endures the most colossal of bad-hair days, when trials beset this previously cosseted man with a terrible force, does Lear acquire the compassion that is the essentially ennobling trait of all mankind, kings, fools and beggars too.

The establishment of the varieties to the environment is determined by cluster analysis which identified for each trait of all turfgrass species, a group of varieties with superior performance and adaptability to cope in Mediterranean environmental conditions.

The common trait of all Methylobacterium species is the ability to grow on one or several reduced one carbon (C1) compounds other than methane, most prominently methanol, which is a major volatile organic compound emitted by vegetation [2].

As compared to factory-processed ceramic parts, one unique trait of all-ceramic dental restorations is that they are custom-fabricated, which implies a greater susceptibility to fabrication defects.

It bears the traits of all Ms. Hubley's films: sophisticated, whimsical".

Describing the inception of Superman, Shuster explained, "Our concept would be to combine the best traits of all the heroes of history".

In an astonishing admission in the Guardian last month, Robert Plomin, the country's leading genetic psychologist, admitted of the Human Genome Project's quest for genes for psychological traits of all kinds: "I've been looking for these genes for 15 years and I don't have any".

Personality traits of all individuals were subsequently characterized with an open field test (OFT).