"Game of Thrones" isn't the first series to dispense of seemingly indispensable characters, but it has been the most prolific.
But Jacobs, the great 20th-century philosopher-evangelist of urban life, would surely recognize this retired restaurant cook, a resident of the Lower Ninth Ward in New Orleans and the subject of Jonathan Demme's marvelous new documentary, as an indispensable "public character".
Unlike Facebook, Twitter limits users to 140 characters when sending tweets — though that may soon grow to 10,000 — and became an indispensable part of the way people communicate and share things on the web.
In ascending order of quality they were: A) Eli and Kalinda: Was it surprising to you that the show's two vivid, indispensable supporting characters had never shared a story line?
Still, he seems to have found a comfortable niche producing "Le Show," his weekly hourlong public radio program of satire, humor and commentary, and providing the voices for a host of supporting but indispensable "Simpsons" characters like Mr. Burns, Smithers and Ned Flanders.
The history of law offers indispensable insights into the character of our legal systems.
"With the nation so divided, resentful and angry, presidential leadership in qualities of character is indispensable.
The malevolent rag picker and fence Jéricho (Pierre Renoir, the director's brother), the softhearted hood Avril (Fabien Loris), the coquettish landlady Madame Hermine (Jeanne Marken), PierrePalau'stirelessly apoplectic theater director — these characters are indispensable in the creation of this unparalleled romantic tapestry.
Due to its fully interdisciplinary character, Scientometrics is indispensable to research workers and research administrators throughout the world.
In all of this, the theist may argue, natural evil is defeated: the very experience that threatens to overwhelm confidence in the good becomes the indispensable foundation for attitudes of character that serve to diminish its effects and aim at wiping it out.
