Sentence examples for trait of good from inspiring English sources

One trait of good long-term investors seems to be that they rarely trade; it takes them several years, rather than a few months, to turn over their portfolios.

Maybe things made perfect sense to everyone else, but not growing up in the business gave me an advantage because I could say, "I don't understand; will you explain it to me?" I also learned early on about a trait of good leaders, which is that I may have the idea, but I'm going to make you think that you came up with the idea and give you credit for it at the end of the day.

They are quick to point out that they do not consider the Kammis to lack morals because they are the workers, but that the trait of good character is just inherently absent.

He recalled having daily discussions with Ruiz in spring training about the shared traits of good ones.

Due to the increasingly technological nature of modern warfare, veterans today return home with not only determination and a solid work ethic character traits of good scientists as much as of good soldiers but also with technical and other important job-related skills.

Consequently, it has become conventional to use "Virtue" (with a capital "V") when translating the specific term "de," and to use "virtue" (with a lower case "v") when one needs a generic term for referring to traits of good character, such as righteousness and loyalty.

Savage Love columnist and author Dan Savage coined the term "GGG" to refer to a quality in partners common to good long-term relationships: the trait of being "good, giving, and game".

New mothers are likely to prove a receptive audience if they can be convinced of the benefit of an intervention: although handwashing behaviour at present does not appear to have changed as a result of the new baby, "nurture" motives could be stimulated if women see handwashing as a trait of a "good mother" or they believe it will be beneficial to their child's health.

Domino was raised in a manner that produced the all-important trait of a "good mind".

He is also, in the words of one colleague, "endlessly inquisitive" the most important trait of a good editor.

While IQ is often considered an important trait of a good student, other research finds that self-confidence is roughly twice as predictive of learning college chemistry than SAT Scores [PDF].