| He said things he knew perfectly well he did not mean, and he was not at all ashamed of owning this strange character trait. |
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| A character trait shared by many program managers is a belief they will complete their project on schedule within budget. |
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| Mongeau prefers the term antimilitarism, rather than pacifism, for the alleged national character trait. |
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| I have communicated to him without disguise. Candor is an important character trait in the novel. |
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| Having initiative is definitely an essential character trait if we are to be soul winners. |
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| If the faces have been deliberately obliterated, the streaks of light are intended to emphasize a character trait of the person photographed. |
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| But the character trait that really sets her apart is this: she keeps her promises. |
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| Self-realized masters can get stern and even appear angry if a disciple openly manifests some undesirable character trait. |
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| The status of a character trait as a virtue need not be a fixed matter, but a matter complexly interrelated with the sort of society in which it appears. |
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| Accordingly, researchers sought to identify this character trait in order to foster its development in less successful youth. |
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| I'm fascinated by this character trait known as charm or charisma. |
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| They should never be aggressive, a character trait that needs to be closely monitored. |
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| For his character, what he says is not the most important thing, but speaking a lot is a definite character trait of his. |
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| The description of a character trait is easy access and is restored it in everyday life situations. |
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| This is another highly distinctive character trait in him: he left things without regret and spent the next chapter of his life with absolute ease. |
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| Go over with the students what each character trait means with examples. |
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| The particularity of each color would correspond to a character trait. |
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| Looking forward, the Canola Council expects character trait canola, including high oleic varieties, to account for 30 to 50 per cent of the total canola acres planted in Canada within the next 5 years. |
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| For instance, if gratitude were a virtue, then it should be natural to ascribe it to certain people as a general, global character trait, the way temperance, courage, or appreciativeness might be ascribed to someone. |
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| Pride is probably Argentinians' single most distinguishing character trait, and that goes a long way to explaining just why Maradona came to be idolized by his people. |
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| The first wave of resilience research assumed that youth who exhibited good coping skills in the face of high-risk factors were able to do so through some internal self-righting character trait. |
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| Arkadina's defining character trait is her stinginess. |
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| How might such a character trait manifest itself, I wonder. |
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| His most disarming character trait was his easygoing demeanor. |
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| It's just a poor character trait of myself. |
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| This is an endearing character trait in a friend. |
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| At the beginning, all I had to work with in this regard, were the often times vague memories of those instances where I had enacted the root of the negative character trait, in a positive way. |
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| Only in certain cases where the inscription is related to specific events or a specific character trait of the deceased have I added a more detailed description. |
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| They have a natural aptitude for working with sheep, in open country or on the farm. Any physical defect or foreign character trait must be regarded as aberrant. |
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| Then too, critics started to focus on Hamlet's delay as a character trait, rather than a plot device. |
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| Diva has always had the decisive character trait of sensitivity. |
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