Sentence examples for trait of being from inspiring English sources

Not to mention that other sickening Canadian trait of being sickened by our sickening Canadian traits.

The law-enforcement officers were further rattled by Weyman's trait of being open and aboveboard.

As Christian lacks the pivotal character trait of being a sparkly vampire, James gives him an equally intriguing dark secret instead: he's into BDSM.

"Bill and I share a character trait of being determined and committed and not easily deterred or discouraged," she said in an interview in the waning days of the race.

Lindner believes that while the British trait of being apologetic is also embodied in Hugh Grant's role in an assortment of Working Title comedies from Four Weddings and a Funeral to Notting Hill, Bond remains in the ascendant over Bean as a global British character, helped by his return to form - and explicit "Britishness" - in Casino Royale.

All these different chains share the common trait of being populated by groups of firms, that participate in one production process and are somehow connected to each other by establishing relations that are not only spot market.

A recent US study claims that Facebook users with a lot of friends – and even some partying photos – possess the jobworthy traits of being extroverted and friendly.

There are a lot of differences with coaches in this league but all of us share the traits of being good teachers, of being well organized and of having a passion for the game".

Yet even Lawrence H. Summers, the former president of Harvard, might agree that medicine is a field for which women have a natural affinity, with the innate traits of being nurturing, intuitive and empathic.

Saddled with the sometimes dangerous traits of being both hyper-friendly and a wimp (leading him to prolong relationships he should flee), Harrelson's cabbie is constantly in motion.

They share traits of being older in age, and lower in social status and, often, wealth.