Sentence examples for underlying qualities from inspiring English sources

This suggests that taken together the patterns of descriptors chosen reflect an appreciation of the underlying qualities of the cough sounds rather than the underlying patient diagnosis.

This was a Chelsea side reminded of its underlying qualities.

Figures who had crawled into their shells as Mourinho's tenure unravelled have been galvanised, reminded both of their underlying qualities as well as immediate responsibilities.

Scales that turned out to measure the same qualities with different words were eliminated and the researchers eventually lighted on 19 that described aspects of four underlying qualities that they dub attractiveness, eeriness, humanness and warmth.

It was all very on-message, a public show of conviction in underlying qualities and an attempt to offer reassurance of better times in store: the frustration will pass; the results will come; whoever comes up against England next is in for a hiding.

Or it could be that beautiful people's underlying qualities mean they really are better, on average, at doing things.One way to disentangle these explanations is to look at a field of endeavour which is about as close as it is possible to get to a true meritocracy: professional sport.

People react to designer labels as signals of underlying quality.

This had felt an apt opportunity to blood him for longer even if the flurry of fine touches mustered during his cameo confirmed underlying quality.

Straightforward leverage ratios "tell you nothing about the underlying quality of the assets", says Paul Calello, head of Credit Suisse's investment bank.

Obviously his Grecian-style Delphos gowns had a timeless quality (Tina Chow was a devotee in later years), and the pigments were his own creation, but the underlying quality in his work is freedom from convention.

"If females prefer men with low voices, that suggests the pitch of the voice gives some sort of indication of the underlying quality of the men," said Dr Alan McElligott of Queen Mary, University of London, "but the exact link between quality of the men and pitch of the voice is not known".