The phrase "a character of its" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts where you are trying to describe a specific trait or quality belonging to something, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The novel has a character of its own that sets it apart from others in the genre."
Alternatives: "a trait of its" or "a quality of its".
Consciousness gives human behaviour a character of its own, investing it with forethought, awareness of consequence and therefore moral choice.
Not exactly - but its novelty gave it a character of its own.
"What the industry has sought to do here is not just say it is a viable alternative to champagne but made sure people realise it is high quality and has a character of its own".
The Boston location was practically a character of its own".
When I looked at them, each flower and plant, each animal, each human face took on a character of its own.
St. Philip's Cathedral (1715), in its green churchyard, forms another focus, and the Georgian area around St . Pauls Church (1779) also has a character of its own.
It captures something of Tallchief's burningly incisive éclat (so unlike Ms. Farrell's grandly, wittily remote manner); it makes us feel the gap Tallchief left behind her (though I never saw her dance, I know the film of her "Pas de Dix" performance); and it establishes an enduring character of its own, a brightly palatial, Hungarian-flavored theme-and-variations treatment of medieval chivalry.
This system begins to develop a unique identity based on the set of couplings and shared components and processes within it, and thus a holistic character of its component processes [27, 29].
Dove has succeeded in setting them to music that allows their plainness and understatement to register to maximum effect while maintaining a striking character of its own.
As in so many other ways, internationalisation of the Brazilian knowledge economy could have a distinctive character of its own.
The text is typical of Hinduism in that it is able to reconcile different viewpoints, however incompatible they seem to be, and yet emerge with an undeniable character of its own.
