Sentence examples for were traits from inspiring English sources
noun
An identifying characteristic, habit or trend
- The number one personality trait I hate is hypocrisy. Why can't you be consistent!?
Siouxsie's verve and ability to alienate parents were traits shared by Smith's other passion: heavy metal.
Instead, what they valued were traits like honesty and hard work, kindness, courtesy, humility, responsibility, helping each other out.
Intelligence and astringency were traits she brought to her marriage, along with a depth of art-historical knowledge that Pollock lacked.
Perhaps not surprisingly, these were traits Davis shared with the outstanding jazz performers of his generation: Charlie Parker, Dizzy Gillespie, Thelonious Monk, Charles Mingus.
Until recently, the only portents on offer were traits that ran in the family, and even they conflated genetic tendencies with family traditions.
A lot of the things viewers like about Mad Men's female characters were traits or scenes he had written himself, said Weiner.
Confidence and calm are traits Mrs. Edwards exudes.
These are traits people like to be associated with".
Both are traits personified in Hawthorn coach Alistair Clarkson.
Those are traits I admire.
Hate, racism, sexism and homophobia are traits that are taught.
