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• It is a characteristic of mine. (10)
• She is a characteristic outcast. (12)
• Why is this the chief characteristic of our art? (8)
• What was a leading characteristic of their poetry? (3)
• Few places are more characteristic of this hilly capital. (2)
• Nothing could be more characteristic of the two countries. (2)
• Yet with characteristic fatalism she did not feel rebellious. (8)
• He grants her a characteristic only to enroll her in a class. (10)
• Soames uttered a short laugh at that characteristic minimisation. (8)
• With characteristic decision old Jolyon came at once to the point. (8)
• The sunsets were uncommonly characteristic that May in Union Square. (9)
• Marschner makes it the salient characteristic of his strongest works. (3)
• Other traits are much more characteristic of our life and our fiction. (9)
• Is there not a pleasure in contemplating that which is characteristic? (10)
• It is characteristic of the country town to engage in community quarrels. (16)
• But the incident, in a fanciful sort of way, is characteristic of the place. (2)
• Hilary leaned his face on his thin hand; it was his characteristic attitude. (8)
• The something sovereignty characteristic that aspired in Diana enchained him. (10)
• Even here, however, they had the characteristic marks of dull, wholesale labor. (13)
• The principal characteristic of the second nephew, Adrian Harley, was his sagacity. (10)
• Now B-flat is the characteristic note of the Dorian Scale, in our term, its signature. (3)
• The manner in which they spoke of the Meryton assembly was sufficiently characteristic. (4)
• This is the fatal condition of his love: apparently a characteristic of amorous dukes. (10)
• Humour, or the clash of sense with novel examples of the absurd, is our characteristic. (10)
• In a lady of a certain age, it is rather a characteristic of aristocracy in retirement. (10)
• The arrest of development in these shells is characteristic of everything about the place. (9)
• Never had I seen any thing so truly characteristic as this sketch, for it was scarcely more. (6)
• He said so, and Diana remarked it of him, speaking as, a wife who merely noted a characteristic. (10)
• But it must have appeared that its most characteristic feature was the absence of everybody he knew. (9)
• His fellows in the box had that appearance of falling between two classes characteristic of jurymen. (8)
• He wrote soon after one of his characteristic letters, to tell me that the ball had, been a success. (10)
• A characteristic of that upper circle, as he knew it, is, that the good are dull, the vicious very bad. (10)
• As for the Admiralty, she said, it had no characteristic but the abominable one, that it hated a woman. (10)
• It was touchingly characteristic that I should find it on her writing-desk done up and addressed to you. (14)
• But she never lost the happy laugh so characteristic of her, and her charm of direct and pleasant manner. (14)
• Or was the wildness characteristic of his political views proof of a nature inclining to disown moral ties? (10)
• The maire, a Protestant, asked me to help him in a small matter which is itself characteristic of the country. (2)
• Italian melody in its best estate on a foundation of German depth and solidity is its distinguishing characteristic. (3)
• The polonaise, as treated by Chopin, was less a dance form, and more an independent form with characteristic rhythms. (3)
• There is an incident of this time so characteristic of both men that I will yield to the temptation of giving it here. (9)
• The Goethe and Schiller monument which he had glimpsed the night before was characteristic too, but less offensively so. (9)
• Independence in matters of art has always been a marked characteristic of the French; they have led rather than followed. (3)
• In consequence, when he again saw Lady Charlotte, his admiration of that one prized characteristic of hers paralyzed him. (10)
• In a word, why that want of unity, which, in my opinion, constituted the paramount characteristic of that bloody struggle? (10)
• With characteristic insight he saw he must part with one or with the other; no half-measures could serve in such a situation. (8)
• Every group of instruments was used with more detail and to produce characteristic effects both separately and in combination. (3)
• In regard to that characteristic of Becket, not even Felix in his ironies had ever stood up to Clara; the matter was too delicate. (8)
• They were, however, the outcome of the same romantic influences modified by the characteristic French adherence to established form. (3)
• In Francis Parkman I knew much later than in some others a differentiation of the New England type which was not less characteristic. (9)
• Those occupations he considered good for us; and our much talking, writing, and thinking about them characteristic, and therefore good. (10)
• He gave her a very plain, intelligible account of the whole; a narration in which she saw a great deal of most characteristic proceeding. (4)
• In The Way of the World, it appears less prepared in the smartness, and is more diffused in the more characteristic style of the speakers. (10)
• He was thoroughly national as a composer; hence in some respects his mazurkas and polonaises are the most characteristic of his compositions. (3)
• The experts in criminology assert that precisely this mixture of the cunning and the brutal is characteristic of such types and such crimes. (12)
• It is one of two evidently designed by the same architect who built some houses in a characteristic taste on Beacon Street opposite the Common. (9)
• He laughed at the notion of this, with that impersonal relish which seemed to me singularly characteristic of the self-consciousness so marked in him. (9)
• They went out and stood for a moment before Grace Church, and looked down the stately thoroughfare, and found it no longer impressive, no longer characteristic. (9)
• Here may be studied the characteristic costumes of many nationalities and of many districts, and a more interesting collection of types cannot be found in Europe. (20)
• Hubert Caradoc, an apprentice to the calling of diplomacy, more completely than any living Caradoc embodied the characteristic strength and weaknesses of that family. (8)
• But in Hungary patriotism is not considered old-fashioned, nor do the dictates of society demand that studied indifference and coolness which is characteristic of the Anglo-Saxon. (20)

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