Sentence examples for traits of this from inspiring English sources

Writer analyzes the fine traits of this government body.

Reformers anxious to curb the selfish traits of this wayward offspring came and went without a trace.

(If the origin is contested, where are the locations that claim to be the birthplace of this genre?) -What are some of the traits of this music genre?

By Sasha Frere-Jones August 4, 2014 Beyoncé is redefining the pop star and the meaning of the diva (a pointlessly gendered term, considering that male pop stars often exhibit all the traits of this type of female celebrity).

Beyoncé is redefining the pop star and the meaning of the diva (a pointlessly gendered term, considering that male pop stars often exhibit all the traits of this type of female celebrity).

Jud's honest, quiet strength, undying friendship and loyalty above all else are the character traits of this man; the world has lost a true gentleman.

[ image: /photos/590954dd1c7a8e33fb38b3aa] The most salient trait of this past week is that the government, despite fears of the contrary, was up and running for all of it.

The gift for having fun — it was perhaps the best trait of this singular people, Trudy and I agreed on the long, long, long walk home.

Yet their responses highlighted a defining, troubling trait of this Nets team: it lacks any tangible passion.

A more private form of connectivity, and perhaps the other defining trait of this generation of consoles, is the way in which the One and PS4 interact with the other screens in your life.

Their duelling-solos act, good for a combined eighty-two ponnts on Monday, has, over the course of the Finals, revealed itself as the key trait of this Cavs team.