Sentence examples for a dominant character from inspiring English sources

Apparently Vietto was a dominant character.

Throughout the duration of his captaincy, he has, for the most part, been standing at slip with Matt Prior on one side of him and Graeme Swann on the other, one his vice-captain, the other a dominant character both on the field and off.

"He is a terrific footballer and a dominant character in the middle.

It is a very simple sight, superior to any discursive reasoning or demonstration [… of] a reality which it touches and which takes hold of it" (Preface to Metaphysics, pp. 50-51); is is, Maritain says, an awareness of the reality of one's being — one which is decisive and has a dominant character.

I usually have a dominant character or a portrait with a face -- some kind of expressive being.

Resistance is found to be a dominant character in many Biomphalaria spp. However, some loci of susceptible snails could carry a certain amount of resistance alleles [ 15, 16].

Conversely, whilst the allelic frequency of an advantageous dominant character will rapidly increase to 70 or 80% in a population, it will take a very long time to reach complete fixation, i.e. to eliminate all the non-advantageous recessive alleles.

When the picture is rotated, the woman's reflection becomes the dominant character, like a muse with an unbreakable hold over the piano player, whose eyes now appear to be closed in sleep, rather than cast downwards at the keys.

She is the dominant character in a trio of heroines in "Birds of Prey," the sleek, entertaining new series inspired by characters from DC Comics.

As a result, Cambara, the book's dominant character, is diminished.

The dominant character is her father, Saul, a charismatic black activist with a philandering streak who sent April to a white private school so she could learn "the tools of the enemy".