characteristically

Then, characteristically, he had a third thought and turned back.

His reason was, characteristically, one which they themselves had not considered.

Characteristically, the President had been of no particular use in the crisis.

Characteristically, though, the when and where were not entirely clear.

Characteristically, the size of the head is large compared to the body.

Characteristically the agency said very little about what would be discussed.

Characteristically, he would then credit assistants or others with the results.

Characteristically, he decided to design his company's logo before anything else.

Villages are also characteristically quite small (2 to 30 families).

Characteristically highly decorated, much care has gone into their making.

At the turn of the century, music was characteristically late Romantic in style.

These might seem quite distinct fields, but, characteristically, he brought them together.

"And it's going to be done in a way that characteristically speaks to the needs of this system first."

He sighed and, also characteristically, did not mention his father's second wife.

But characteristically, he kept his own interference to a minimum.

A large collection, characteristically concerned, most of the time, with art or artists.

When he waved, however, she characteristically turned away without responding.

The older parts of the town have many characteristically wide and long streets.

It was not until 1820 that she agreed to meet him; characteristically, they then became warm friends.

Characteristically, Ford took a very active part in the development of the hotel.

Most stores are characteristically just an extension of the main house.

Every worm, he knew, moved characteristically with one side up more frequently.

But, characteristically bullish, he quickly moved away from that thought.

Characteristically the skin is dry and hot with no sweat.

Characteristically, they had taken opposite sides at the big wooden table.