A rhythm of one two three one two three be characteristic of waltz
The observed differences are not not likely to be characteristic of individual members of those subgroups in the general population.
The other would be characteristic of agriculturalists: it would be an offering of the very first barley that would be harvested in the spring.
One would be characteristic of semi-nomadic pastoralists: the sacrifice of the first lamb born in the spring to the deity in order to procure favor and continued blessing on the flocks for the spring.
be typical of(sb/sth);be characteristic of
Something traditionally considered to be characteristic of a male.
One would be characteristic of agriculturalists: it would be an offering of the very first barley that would be harvested in the spring by them.
be characteristic of.
The nonreading of books, you will object, should be characteristic of collectors?
This attitude will be characteristic of man's thinking after stasis.
Isabel was a tall girl with the oval face, straight nose, fine eyes and full mouth that appeared to be characteristic of the family.