Sentence examples for a consistent character from inspiring English sources

Through all the subsequent phases of his literary life, there is a consistent character thread, which many readers have found intensely, almost viscerally, appealing.

Nonetheless, the uncoupling of red and white muscle strain remains a consistent character associated with fishes having a medially positioned red muscle.

Prain (1904) had, however, also described the calyx of the Malayan C. scortechinii as "spathaceous rupturing into usually 2, occasionally 3 4 lobes in the fully opened flower", so causing uncertainty if the spatheate calyx of Aeginetia is a consistent character for distinguishing it from Christisonia (Parnell et al. 2014).

As the group's vocalist, Wyatt said he was especially eager to adapt his singing to the needs of each song — from the sneering tone he uses in "Genghis Khan" to the lighter, airier quality he brings to "The Heart of Me" — without worrying whether he was presenting a consistent character.

One is the avatar: players play as a consistent character who gradually develops within the game environment across many sessions.

Olds wants to create a more consistent character among its own vehicles, to see more differences from Buick (Olds has made a lot of progress toward that end) and to compete with foreign brands, meaning Honda and Toyota.

While all of these discrepancies are highly problematic, at least Jesus remains a figure of consistent character throughout the Gospels.

HBO's latest collaboration with Mark and Jay Duplass is Room 104, an anthology series where the only consistent character is a dingy motel room.

Not only didn't my first draft have a protagonist -- I'd wanted to write about all twelve of the Prophet Muhammad's wives, alternating between their points of view - it also lacked a plot, consistent characters, and good writing.

From her wily ways back in the days of The Edge of Destruction through to last week, where she was described as "like a cat," she is probably the most consistent character in Doctor Who.

More than Karita Mattila or Sondra Radvanovsky, the other sopranos I've seen in Luc Bondy's production, Ms. Racette creates a consistent, sympathetic character, even pulling off the sillier bits of business: the throwing of the chair and the stabbing of the painting in the first act; the way this Tosca lies down and fans herself, like Blanche DuBois, after murdering Scarpia.