Sentence examples for usual trait from inspiring English sources

Also, "one-upping" is a usual trait of a controlling person: Someone tells a story, and then your parent will chime in with, "Oh that's nothing.

Not the usual traits you'd associate with an easy going chap.

She has all the usual traits -- beauty, sadness, vulnerability -- but Julian has a long history of closing himself off to women, a history of passivity and cowardice.

It has the usual traits of his shows -- the walk-and-talks, the "noble" male savior, the sassy gal pal who pines for the hero, the eager young staffers, the long chunks of dialogue about current events, the lecturing (or hectoring) tone.

While there are similarities, they appear to be limited to the usual Sherlockian traits found in any adaptation, so quibbling over one versus the other seems like a waste of time.

Discuss your common traits.

With that one sorted out, bioethicists now tend to worry more about the future possible use of PGD as a route to enhanced human beings, by selecting embryos with desirable traits (the usual examples here are intelligence and height, neither of which we are anywhere near being able to identify genetically).

There's evidence that you can evolve by choosing to behave in ways that are different from -- even counter to -- what you think of as your usual or "fixed" personality traits and characteristics.

In addition, we asked the parents to describe the child's usual manner and personality traits.

For small π, the usual position for disease traits, the independence link is closely approximated by the identity link.

It is also a practical strategy to effectively take advantage of multitrait analysis when the number of traits under consideration is too large, making the usual multivariate analysis of all traits challenging.