Examples of 'particularly characteristic' in a sentence
Meaning of "particularly characteristic"
particularly characteristic: Describes a trait or feature that is especially distinctive or unique. It is used to emphasize a specific quality or attribute that stands out
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I have identified three particularly characteristic points.
It is particularly characteristic of areas that have been burned by fires.
And the following passage seems to me particularly characteristic.
The style is particularly characteristic of the castle church.
Later, trenches were cut with the purpose of exposing particularly characteristic private buildings.
Particularly characteristic are new rooftop apartments on existing buildings.
These are not traits particularly characteristic of blacks.
Particularly characteristic of this attitude is the lack of social trust.
The estate includes two vineyards that are particularly characteristic due to their appearance and personality.
This is particularly characteristic of acoustic submarine sources observed in passive sonar.
A sedentary nesting bird in mangroves, it is a particularly characteristic component of this envi ronment.
It is particularly characteristic of the architectural tradition of the Mediterranean area.
It 's also an Australian thing and particularly characteristic of rural Australians.
It is particularly characteristic of the Roman Catholic Church.
The rasgueado or "rolling" strum is particularly characteristic of flamenco.
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This desire is particularly characteristic of marksmen who engage in rifle target shooting competitions.
The rasgueado or " rolling " strum is particularly characteristic of the genre.
This is particularly characteristic of less-known bands on tighter budgets.
Aggregations of such krill are particularly characteristic of Subarea 48.3 in the summer and autumn.
Concepts particularly characteristic of the object-oriented technique reside in the following three points,.
That gives rise to particularly characteristic conflicts between peoples.
It is particularly characteristic of agarics, boletes, and some polypores, tooth fungi, and ascocarps.
That gives rise to particularly characteristic conflicts between people.
A particularly characteristic example was the stance in the municipal elections of 2010 in Ikaria.
These peaks may be regraded as particularly characteristic diffraction peaks for rifaximin in polymorphic form a.
According to one embodiment also particularly characteristic pattern passages are provided with a suitable structure.
Fishing was particularly characteristic of the Magdalenian culture.
Such speech is particularly characteristic of God in the Scriptures.
Indeed, the latter is particularly characteristic of hyperphenylalaninemia and requires only a simple monitoring.
The inner narthex was particularly characteristic of the monastic churches, where admission was restricted.
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