Does Peter have any character traits aside from flying planes?
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And fourth, certain character traits among both officials and citizens.
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My research examines happiness, emotions, social influences, and positive character traits.
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Trump's tweet on Blankenship starkly reveals both of those character traits.
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No, but it would lose one of its defining character traits.
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Adults in the movie have no real responsibilities or realistic character traits.
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Her strongest character traits are that she loves books and she's beautiful.
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It involves not just believing certain precepts, or assenting to certain values, but possessing certain skills and cultivating certain character traits — skills and character traits that become invisible when morality is reduced to thought experiments about individual decisions.
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Even some character traits are passed along from one show to the other.
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The rest mentor pupils in character traits such as curiosity and self-awareness.
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She's funny, she can stand up for herself — she has actual character traits.
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Which leads to the even more troubling character traits Trump's ratings tweets reveal.
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And movement, like clothes and hair, can be used to define character traits.
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Those are character traits, I guess, to be temperate and measured, I guess.
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Those character traits argue that he will push to get something done. 3.
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Do you plan on passing on those character traits and lessons to your children?
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Professor Finkelhor cautions against "technophobia," saying character traits — not technology — make young people vulnerable.
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Boys said strength and toughness were the male character traits most valued by society.
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But the realist in me suspects this problem is one of his character traits.
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My parents nurtured the Jo-like character traits they most wanted me to embody.
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Or do you encounter only superficial qualities, like physical appearance and basic character traits?
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But Brzezinski explained they could look at character traits that are being shown repeatedly.
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Studies show that character traits, like anxiety and extroversion, vary from one state to another.
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Human beings are complex creatures that don't fit neatly into character traits at all times.
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Moving gingerly from horizontal to vertical is one of the only character traits he has.
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I'm a character actor, so I need character traits until I'm actually playing a robot.
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But now, each day of the year was branded with highly specific information about character traits.
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Masks and puppets stand in for people and animals, but also character traits, spirits and ancestors.
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After four hours of "Vinyl" hammering on those character traits, that's not much of a revelation.
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So far, Nick's primary character traits are talking about Kaitlyn and serving as Corrine's shirt replacement.
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The jobs that artificial intelligence can't replace will be those that require strong human character traits.
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But The Mummy leans heavily on her sex appeal, as opposed to any definable character traits.
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All of these character traits are unfortunately overshadowed by the fact that he had pugilistic Parkinson's.
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"The campaign has done a good job of mirroring his various character traits," the confidant said.
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Biden's persona appeals to the sensibilities of an elder generation and the character traits they admire.
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One thing is certain: False modesty will not appear on any list of his character traits.
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These are uncommon character traits in the world of football, lest anyone need reminding of the fact.
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Some character traits, such as curiosity, can be dealt with humorously, as in the Curious George series.
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Aside from the characters involved (and their well-established character traits), the story isn't especially Milne-esque.
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Conflated time of birth with character traits was seduced by the comforting astrology of millennial trend stories.
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We are interested in certain kinds of personality or character traits while disclaiming the importance of others.
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Those character traits that are conservative, that are really absent now, I think, put us in danger.
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That was during a time when accents were thought to denote character traits, including intelligence and articulateness.
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Shihabi said such character traits convinced King Salman to choose him for leadership ahead of his older brothers.
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And you'll see a developed character — or at least a developing character — that's showing some complex character traits.
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"We hope that we keep the good character traits of the diva, we all like divas," said Wolff.
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Good grades are extraordinarily important because they signal intelligence, discipline, focus and work ethic — all crucial character traits.
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Those character traits that are conservative, that are really absent now really, I think, put us in danger.
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He also cites character traits: musical geniuses are often introverted, eccentric, iconoclastic, and autonomous in their decision-making.
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The site relies on a highly detailed matching system stemming from a questionnaire that analyses 29 unique character traits.
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It is quite another to focus exclusively on it at the expense of other interests, talents and character traits.
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Most film and television relies on a mixed bag of sound techniques to communicate mood, tension, and character traits.
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Steven and Lars, immobilized, are forced to confront the character traits that leave them at odds with one another.
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While most longevity studies primarily analyze diets or genetics, for this study, the researchers focused on participants' character traits.
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And continues about boys' responses: Boys said strength and toughness were the male character traits most valued by society.
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There are two ways to handle this situation, but each of them requires specific character traits to make it work.
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The study noted that among the many character traits commonly attributed to Aquarius star signs are friendliness, loyalty and originality.
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Star Wars is a morally simplistic universe where the forces of good and evil wear their character traits like costumes.
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Instead, character traits like grit, curiosity, persistence and self-control are the keys to success in school, college and life.
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In her latest book, "The Four Tendencies," Ms. Rubin has identified several character traits that shape people's habits and perspectives.
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The show's smartest move is to transpose Petruchio's character traits onto Lilli's alternate love interest, her very important Washington fiancé.
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Using media to foster soft skills Check out our lists of TV shows and movies that emphasize specific character traits.
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Protagonists Charlie (Adam Driver) and Nicole (Scarlett Johansson) take turns summing up character traits they hold dear about each other.
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The questions covered everything from self-satisfaction, to how we behave in social situations, to how important certain character traits are.
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While Dunk isn't the best fighter or the smartest knight around, his main character traits are loyalty and adherence to justice.
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Often, the adults he encountered embodied various character traits like greed and conceit — or, in the aviator's case, imagination and creativity.
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That trio of character traits was bound to produce fireworks in a White House -- and with a president -- known for drama.
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Where they want to come to school, knowing it will help them acquire the content, skills and character traits they value.
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But mental instability — whether a diagnosable disorder or just a combination of crippling character traits — is a problem of another magnitude.
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The survey assessed character traits — sociability, calmness, empathy, maturity, conscientiousness, self-confidence and others — using scores ranging from low to high.
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Throughout the book, Thorndike analyzes what qualities make for an exceptional CEO and what character traits successful people have in come.
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Observing this lifestyle, one might ask, what character traits dispose one to engage in a weekday ordeal of near allegorical sacrifice?
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The original studies inspired a surge in research into how character traits could influence educational outcomes (think grit and growth mindset).
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I WANT TO FOLLOW UP ON THE HUMAN POINT YOU MADE – WHAT CHARACTER TRAITS YOU SAW IN BOTH OF THOSE TWO LEADERS.
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She had a list of badass character traits, but was also, for most of her franchise, a total cipher with zero development.
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It would be easy to feel bad about this — Indecisiveness and inaction are not, generally speaking, celebrated character traits, especially in women.
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Since no goal is achieved solo, ensure that your goals align with the character traits you and your team aim to embody.
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Every zodiac sign is associated with certain character traits, which can help you find the perfect name to match your child's personality.
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He also worries about scenarios that encourage the character traits that psychologists refer to as "the dark triad": narcissism, Machiavellianism, and psychopathy.
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Most people think that it is a facile body, but I think talent really has more to do with 10 character traits.
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Encourage both boys and girls to embrace a full range of character traits, and not to feel limited by stereotypical gender roles.
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In the workplaces of the future, Krawcheck argues that typically female character traits will put women at an advantage over their male counterparts.
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Caruso Jr.'s neurotic habits are similarly made light of; his character traits aren't really essential as, for example, Tony Shalhoub's Monk's were.
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Castriota says the company rents out a movie theater whenever a new Marvel film debuts to learn about new character traits and plotlines.
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Before he campaigned to be President of the United States, Donald Trump revealed character traits to the public for more than 40 years.
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The other two could be taken as the unique character traits of Dota's esports ecosystem, and maybe even arguments for its overall health.
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Elements aside, every zodiac sign is also associated with certain character traits, which make particular names just perfect for your little one's personality.
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When you learn about successful principals, you keep coming back to the character traits they embody and spread: energy, trustworthiness, honesty, optimism, determination.
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Some of the biggest applause lines came when he called Clinton out for the same character traits that she accused him of having.
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He looks for patterns that successful executives share, and he also compares character traits like charisma, management styles, and communication skills in leaders.
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Both Vilsacks appealed to crowds by holding up Biden's character traits and pointing to the fact that he's leading in battleground state polls.
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"Physical stress and sleep deprivation are applied to reveal authentic character traits," the Navy says on its official Naval Special Warfare recruiting site.
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More Americans agree with President Trump on issues than believe he has the character traits of a president, according to a new survey.
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Political identities are shaped mainly by factors that have nothing to do with rational deliberation: family and tribal origins, character traits, historical currents.
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In a nutshell, sister and brother invented two huge Scandinavian families with names, social roles, and character traits for every little Playmobil figure.
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Or at least, that's a decent paraphrase of their first conversation, in which they tediously explain their motivations, character traits, and relationship to date.
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Even more important, the character traits he has exhibited during the primary season suggests he would be a poor, even dangerous commander in chief.
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The idea that someone's decision to abstain from sex implies any one set of character traits, meanwhile, is not only misguided, it is silencing.
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FBI agents are not allowed to investigate individuals based on emotion or because they don't like someone, or that someone has distasteful character traits.
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"At the very best, it's a highly inaccurate science," she said of promises to predict criminal behavior, intelligence and other character traits from faces.
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But the case has raised the question of whether elite colleges' preference for certain character traits in applicants — such as extroversion — is culturally biased.
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Students, read the entire article, then tell us: — What is your take on the character traits of people like the mountaineers Mr. Sanzaro describes?
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What's not typical is the way he advises selecting those engineers, especially with regard to the skills and character traits he believes employers should prioritize.
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We can project magical qualities, our unmet childhood needs, character traits we wish we possessed, movie tropes, romance novel plots, porn clips, video game heroes.
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Clara has character traits in common with Katniss Everdeen and Wonder Woman: She's focused on getting the job done, no whining or feet-dragging included.
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Like with James Potter's final words, Sirius' sudden end reflects his character traits: brave, slightly arrogant, and desperate to fight for what he believes in.
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Popularlesbian's original text post was a clever use of a kind of Tumblr-speak that involves hyperbolic self-deprecation — comically exaggerating your worst character traits.
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Sanders is boosted by his 30-point lead among men, a significantly higher favorability rating, and more favorable views of his character traits and values.
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Instead, he taught me to think about my relationship and look for certain character traits in my boyfriend, and use those as my guiding points.
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It reasonably makes sense that children would have similar character traits because of this, and thus be suited for a similar job as their parents.
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Views on Trump's character traits "may serve to neutralize the optimism" about the U.S. economy, said Tim Malloy, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Poll.
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So it goes in pop culture, when ever-expanding franchises, sequels, and reboots build out entire plot lines and character traits we never wanted or needed.
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He has been open and unconcerned about his most provocative character traits -- his penchant for aggression and for serial untruths -- from the start of his campaign.
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After spending time with Lauren one-to-one, Josiah was attracted to multiple character traits — but there was one in particular that stood out to him.
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The fact that he abused her is not a revelation; this has been documented and adopted by the literary world as one of Wallace's character traits.
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Trump's relentless self-promotion is one of his most consistent character traits, which can be traced back to his earliest days as a real estate mogul.
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Though true Marvel fans will know some of these characters have their own birthdays in the MCU, we based our round-up on their character traits.
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Politicians who describe people as "criminals" are imputing to them permanent character traits that are frightening to most people, while simultaneously positioning themselves as our protectors.
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To a large degree, the subjects chose "depends on situation" only for themselves, while positing more definite character traits for the other three categories of people.
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Though "The Exterminating Angel" is a true ensemble piece, Mr. Adès gives distinct character traits and defining musical moments to most of the 15 solo roles.
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"President Trump's grades on most character traits are down significantly since his first post-inaugural poll [on] January 26, 2017," a Quinnipiac University Poll found in January.
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"Each of us contributed story ideas, character traits, humor, major twists, and full-blown characters and concepts that shot the book off onto new trajectories," he says.
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During the tumultuous last year, the fundamental idea of advertising on Facebook based on hidden character traits has been shown to be an insidious, easily abused practice.
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It's also hard to care who comes out on top, since they seem to have no discernible character traits, besides being manipulative and dedicated to their jobs.
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There are things about her that make her who she is — she's Black, she's gay — but those are facts about her that are not necessarily character traits.
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Sadly, it was a spectacular display of florid insanity for my then-young children, to whom I often stress important character traits such as resilience and optimism.
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In evaluating these men and women the character traits cited by Goodwin are important, and especially how comfortable they are in their own skin, to reach out.
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" According to that survey of 1,892 drivers by the University of Helsinki, those deemed to have more disagreeable character traits were "more drawn to high-status cars.
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Astrology memes have risen in popularity because people like it very much when someone boils down their entire being into highly specific, yet extremely broad, character traits.
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Age of Resistance offers a faithful take on the Skeksis, but they've also been deepened over time, and their individual quirks have become full-fledged character traits.
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Two years ago, she began working with organizations that seek to foster character traits like grit, empathy and perseverance, which studies show can be determinants of future success.
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"We knew early on when we were creating the series that this was going to be one of Bubbles' character traits," Cartoon Network president Christina Miller told TechCrunch.
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Second, unless your character traits mirror that TV character, you may be giving them the wrong impression of you — maybe they aren't into Pam, Ross, Rachel, or Khaleesi.
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That's something familiar from a lot of kids' books and movies, but still ends up implying that character traits and behavior are built-in to "what" someone is.
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The questions covered everything from my satisfaction with myself, to how I behave in social situations, to how important certain character traits are to me in a partner.
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As soon as you've learned the ropes of a restaurant job, you will develop some character traits that will serve you well for the rest of your life.
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As I've been reading the psychological research on intellectual humility and the character traits it correlates with, I can't help but fume: Why can't more people be like this?
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Lee Silber, a bestselling author who has written a number of mystery novels, says that there's a less obvious correlation between character traits and mystery-solving skills: Artistic inclination.
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It is this: How can they be so far off in understanding who she is, what she is all about and most important, her true personality and character traits?
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The statement demonstrates three character traits hiring managers are looking for: "Coming right out and saying 'I really want this job' shows a refreshing level of sincerity," she says.
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The Pioneer Award is for children between 6 and 7 years old, and helps to develop character, and to teach children to understand the value of significant character traits.
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But Johnson is a case study in how the very same character traits that make someone heroic under one set of circumstances can make him downright deplorable under another.
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Digging into the relationship between Arya and Sansa, for instance, would establish character traits and moments of foreshadowing that the show is still paying off all these seasons later.
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The North Koreans will soon realize that the character traits and administration disarray that encouraged them to manipulate President Trump will prevent any follow-through by the United States.
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As investors look for key takeaways in Warren Buffett's latest annual shareholder letter, it's also important to analyze the character traits that have made Berkshire Hathaway CEO so successful.
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If you were trying to create in a lab a person with character traits more unbecoming in a president, it would be hard to outdo the one we have.
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In the aftermath of a sophisticated attack on a Saudi oilfield, Trump is being torn between two political and character traits that are starting to define his foreign policy.
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But despite these character traits, she was still seen primarily as a sexual object — and, disturbingly, as a power fantasy for male gamers who enjoyed having direct control over her.
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As Portia, she expertly plays up the character traits she's been toying with since she was young, toeing the line between vain ditz and loveable diva like only she can.
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Scars, nipples, freckles, and wrinkles start to speak to the viewer as if they were character traits, raising larger philosophical questions about how much our bodies and genetics are 'us.
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That being said, I also believe there is a case to be made for feminine openness and agreeability in collaboration, which the author seems to view as negative character traits.
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Steve and Jean-Ralphio share quite a few character traits — they're both entitled, have a hard time taking no for an answer and yet, an essential member of the group.
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From one story to the next, the acquisition of things — land, money, empty nests — rarely leads to happiness and often stimulates character traits that might better be kept in check.
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The demands of training are a vehicle to help a kid work past body-image issues and teenage hang-ups, instilling skills and character traits they lacked on the first day.
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The writers generously revealed what awkwardly uncool adult jobs their characters now have, whether or not their happy ending was actually ever-after, and what character traits have remained unwaveringly true.
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DiCaprio's role in the film was intense and physically demanding, two character traits that meant buzz around a potential Globes win started building almost as soon as the movie came out.
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In a recent interview with Extra, George went into detail about his twins with wife Amal — Alexander and Ella — explaining that they already have distinct character traits at four-months old.
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His most famous role — Jim Halpert on "The Office" — became his de facto identity, and he appeared to share Jim&aposs defining character traits: sensitivity, intelligence, humor, unabashed Snow Patrol fandom.
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It seems unlikely that Donald Trump has familiarized himself with Susan Sontag's "Illness as Metaphor," in which Sontag argued that illness is often perceived as a result of weak character traits.
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One of Alex P. Keaton's signature character traits was his love of the business section in The Wall Street Journal, which he carried around as proof of his precocious financial maturity.
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According to Netflix, the titles are curated by experts on the company's creative teams, and are organized into these collections based on similar factors — like genre, tone, story line and character traits.
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These crucial character traits are so ingrained in most of them as to be part of their financial DNA, and they are essential parts of what has made them successful with money.
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Focus on behavior, talents, and character traits instead of physical size or appearance When discussing fictional characters, celebrities, and friends and family, talk about what they do, not what they look like.
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Experts who study the phenomenon point to certain life events or character traits that can lead a person to terror, but they also say that no single pattern fully explains the behavior.
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Founded in 2003, Common Sense Media provides parents with an online rating system that suggests age-appropriate shows for children, highlighting those that underscore admirable character traits like courage, empathy and perseverance.
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Find out what makes yours tick by knowing his or her star sign, as those can reveal a lot about person, like whom they're compatible with and what their worst character traits are.
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The donors, labelled with clinical names such as "Donor 1002" and "Donor 83", are anonymous, with descriptions like "he is a very shy and quiet individual" the only insight into their character traits.
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Times may have changed, but sound judgment, decorum and comportment -- especially while armed in public -- are essential character traits that every discerning agent should exhibit, and ones that never go out of style.
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Some new research in political science helps home in on the circumstances and character traits that allow conspiracy theories to flourish — and casts a fairly grim light on the direction of American politics.
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"Every individual you meet in the open world, has a full set of animations, voice over, character traits and visuals that are generated and guided by gameplay systems," read a since-deleted Amazon posting.
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But with that said, Roseanne Conner's character in the show's revival does seem to be noticeably different from the original series in her politics and then even in minor character traits and storyline differences.
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Instead, it delves deep into the core character traits and themes at the heart of the show: privilege, misogyny, and our own complicity in the violence lurking within these characters we've grown to love.
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Dr. Thomas J. Stanley of Georgia State University in 1998 published his best-selling book, "The Millionaire Next Door," in which he revealed two decades of research into the character traits of America's wealthy.
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As we address the inappropriate behavior displayed by several students, we remain committed to supporting the vast majority of our student athletes, who are quality individuals that demonstrate positive behavior and strong character traits.
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So we had to put a lot of time into establishing these characters, and how they move, and what their specific character traits are, so all the animators could create a sense of solidarity.
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Extensively developed by the FBI in the years since, profiling has evolved into an at least somewhat scientific approach that seeks to identify character traits of offenders to help police narrow down their searches.
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Though true Marvel fans will know some of these characters have their own birthdays in the MCU, we based our round-up on their character traits and personalities rather than their true zodiac sign.
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He sports a laundry list of over-the-top alpha male character traits lifted straight from your average Patrick Swayze flick, muscle car ad, or Top Gun ripoff — complete with all the camp that implies.
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But future advances in artificial intelligence could blur the distinction, particularly if a robot had been programmed to program itself by choosing at random from a wide array of possible goals, purposes and character traits.
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The "how to recognize a Jew" article lists "names, anthropological features, expressions, appearances, character traits, methods of operation" and even "disinformation activities" that the newspaper is purporting can be used to identify a Jewish person.
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"The thing that has always been extraordinary about (Rowling's) work is people relate to aspects of it, whether it is specific character traits or vulnerabilities or a political climate," said Eddie Redmayne, who plays Scamander.
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But future advances in artificial intelligence could blur the distinction, particularly if a robot had been programmed to programme itself by choosing at random from a wide array of possible goals, purposes and character traits.
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Several other executives who have worked closely with Dolan over the years but did not want to be named in order to speak candidly described a complex man layered with contradictory impulses and character traits.
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Completing the designs in the book will help build the technical skill necessary for your LEGO master training, but Zamboni says there are character traits you must cultivate if you want to transcend the instruction booklet.
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Instead, it's the Avengers' diverse array of powers, character traits, worldviews and personal baggage coming into inevitable conflict, and in a way that it at least seems they would if, you know, this stuff was real.
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The larger lesson seems to be that while character traits are educationally and neurologically distinct from traditional academic expertise, the kinds of schools that best teach both sets of skills may be one and the same.
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"Our goal," McMenamin added, "is to give the writer (or development executive, producer, or anyone else involved in the filmmaking process) maximum flexibility to measure character traits without imposing our own definitions on what is measured."
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Gilroy lards him up with character traits: He's a former civil rights activist turned low-paid lawyer, with a passion for defending those the judicial system saddles with unfair verdicts and/or the whole plea bargain system.
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And yet, sacrificed at the altar of extremism are the very character traits that actually would save us from the ills we fear – they include our forbearance, our fortitude, our patience, our kindness to our fellow neighbor.
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New uproar over Trump's view of his expansive authority as commander-in-chief and refusal to act transparently comes as Washington is about to turn its focus back to an impeachment caused by those very character traits.
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Bechdel actually credits her friend Liz Wallace for the idea; further back then that, the notion of measuring female character traits and relationships was first put forth by Virginia Woolf in 1929's A Room of One's Own.
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Dishes are themed around Charlie Brown and the gang and their most memorable character traits, like Snoopy's Grrr…nola, Lucy's Lemon-Aid, Linus's Pigs in a Blanket, Frieda's Naturally Curly Pesto Pasta, and Charlie Brownies (full recipe below).
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The criteria, as laid out by the user covers four categories: place of origin; "greatness at their professions;" character traits such as honesty, intelligence, clean living, and sportsmanship; rabid underground and internet followings, as highlighted by online polls.
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The Sims 4 is dropping all gender associations with character traits in the game, meaning players can build a Sim that looks, dresses and acts in whichever ways they choose, regardless of the gender they pick for that Sim.
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Read the entire article and name character traits shown by the words and actions of Brian Baudinet, Micah Mason, members of the local fire department and the woman from Iowa who was stranded on another bus with eighth graders.
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I am still hopeful that, as a nation, we can pause to reflect about the character traits and principles that have truly made us great, and upon which we must rely if we are to be restored to glory.
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Research has found that when women exhibit character traits typically associated with male leadership — traits like decisiveness, authority or assertion — they are likely to be viewed as bossy, pushy or too aggressive, and some people reel at their behavior.
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As her mother serves as a December guest editor for Teen Vogue, the activist and mom of two penned a letter to her children reflecting on the presidential election, looking forward, and calling out President Trump's less-than-honorable character traits.
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The lack of character traits is baffling, and yet no one I know has ever fallen in love based on a resume or a laundry list of shared interests (they help, sure, but that's not all there is to it).
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That part about character traits is an important part for Wonolo, Brustein said — because as long as someone can complete a job, they don't have to be an absolute expert, as long as they are there ready and good to go.
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The new guidelines for the Class of 2023 caution officers that character traits "not always synonymous with extroversion" should be valued, and that applicants who seem to be "particularly reflective, insightful and/or dedicated" should receive high personal ratings as well.
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But that veneer of stoicism (one of Roy's character traits is that his BP never goes above 80) crumbles when he comes face to face with Clifford, the last man alive on Project Lima, parked on the outskirts of Neptune's ring.
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So while it would be unethical for a psychiatrist to say that President Trump has narcissistic personality disorder, he or she could discuss common narcissistic character traits, like grandiosity and intolerance of criticism, and how they might explain Mr. Trump's behavior.
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But Tumblr users were specific in their criticism, accusing the writers of lazy dialogue and "Flanderized" characters (a term describing exaggeration of character traits to the detriment of their believability, in reference to Ned Flanders, the zealous, obsessively-doodling neighbour from the Simpsons).
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" "The character traits he has exhibited during the primary season suggest he would be a poor, even dangerous, commander in chief," Morell wrote, pointing to Trump's "obvious need for self-aggrandizement, his overreaction to perceived slights" and "his routine carelessness with the facts.
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"You want to be able to understand what character traits make people successful, whether psychopathic or not, and then you want to use them hopefully in a moral or ethical fashion, so you don't step on people in the process," Galynker says.
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Whether or not his brand of entertainment should have been advertised to a generation of uncritical children, whether or not the messaging was uncomfortable, he could be brilliant on his own merits, with his character traits and general persona often completely batshit insane.
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The glowing appraisal of Johnson's candidacy by the Richmond Times-Dispatch's editorial board contrasts the former New Mexico governor with Republican nominee Donald Trump and Democratic standard-bearer Hillary Clinton, both of whom lack the proper character traits to be president, the paper said.
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None of these story events really lead anywhere, and character traits themselves are a bit too easy to ignore in Nantucket, so it's not like these new statuses are going to throw a major wrinkle into how you play your character or manage your crew.
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But new guidelines issued days before the trial began last month caution officers that character traits "not always synonymous with extroversion" should be valued, and that applicants who seem to be "particularly reflective, insightful and/or dedicated" should receive high personal ratings as well.
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Gay men and women with pets can communicate the same character traits to potential mates, who will evaluate and appreciate them in a similar manner, said Daniel J. Kruger, a research professor at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor who studies human mating strategies.
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In the nineteenth century, books such as Thomas Carlyle's "On Heroes, Hero-Worship, and the Heroic in History" attempted to isolate, through historical surveys, the character traits of "great men"; well into the twentieth century, many scholars elaborated on a "trait model" of leadership.
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Memoirs, diaries, letters and biographies are full of festive nonfiction ones, stories sometimes even richer than the more famous fictional tales, since character traits and circumstances other than the happiest but-once-a-year ones have a way of creeping into and complicating the narratives.
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As strange as this sounds, in fairness, this admittedly biased member of the defense bar concedes that evidence of other bad things a person did in the past could be an indicator of one's character traits, which in turn might be indicative of his present guilt.
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Admittedly the comparison between Stillson and Trump's character traits only goes so far — the former is a borderline-murderous sociopath from a working class background, whose rage seems largely driven by his relationship with his father — but they're undeniably alike in their ambition and self-assurance.
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In a move that foreshadowed Sandler's willingness to ladle over so much product placement as to turn his movies into cinematic NASCAR vehicles, one of Happy's defining character traits is that he eats a lot of Subway sandwiches and wears the chain's t-shirts on the way to a tour championship.
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WHEN I wrote in August 2016, in this newspaper, that Donald J. Trump's character traits posed a national security threat, I didn't imagine that the first manifestation of that dynamic could play out with the very organization where I spent the first 33 years of my career, the Central Intelligence Agency.
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But ultimately, the Times meeting was less useful for what Trump thought he was saying than as another display of some of his most deep-seated character traits: a total disinterest in self-reflection, an ideological flexibility that can be indistinguishable from (or a cover for) ignorance, a morality defined by success.
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Today, the transformative logic of ganhua (感化) — the reformation of vile character traits through examples of moral superiority — underpins China's education system, incarceration theory and even the work of the United Front, the C.C.P.'s shadowy influence machine, whose agents try to court or co-opt nonparty members and Chinese living overseas.
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There are some names we remember, like Kamala Harris and Kirsten Gillibrand, and other people we associate more with their character traits, like "Skateboard Guy" and "Dude who farted on TV." We miss them all, but maybe not "Dude who watched porn with his mom" or the guy simply labeled "F*ck if I know" so much.
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Here's a Tumblr post celebrating the musical theater characters and hip-hop legends that Miranda combined in order to create the characters from Hamilton, according to Miranda's descriptions of them in his now-famous original casting notices: In fandom terms, these amalgams are known as a "crossover," the union of unlikely story elements or character traits that work surprisingly well together.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE's ratings on character traits such as honesty and intelligence from voters have declined to their lowest since November 2628, according to a new Quinnipiac University poll released Monday.
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