Sentence examples for a lasting character from inspiring English sources

But don't expect the car to be a lasting character; in a future episode, the producers told Mr. Titman, the Cadillac is destined to be blown up.

That course, later taught by the Hungarian all-around avant-gardist László Moholy-Nagy and the former Bauhaus student Josef Albers, gave the school its lasting character of setting practical enterprise in the thin air of abstract analysis and ineffable intuition.

The lasting character of these bonds was also shown.

These include the major role of fluctuations of concentration on the onset of axial segregation, the overall exponential decrease of the number of segregated bands due to their progressive merging and the long lasting character of the segregation dynamics.

According to scientists, the long lasting character of these effects can only be explained by plastic brain changes that gradually reverse themselves.

We often think of Dracula the novel as some creaky antique that just happened to give us one of literature's most lasting characters, but if you have occasion to read it again, note what a modernist primer it is.

The seventh sign is that such behavior is persistent: genuine spiritual affections signal a lasting change of character.

Thus, a common characteristic of CFS precipitating factors seem to be their long-lasting character, which – according to CATS – may cause a comparably prolonged arousal response [ 19].

Tolerators also assume that because of the severity and long-lasting character of the mental illness, the caregiver may lose interest in the situation and may no longer wish to be involved.

It has also become a lasting expression of local character at a time when the national branding of institutions like banks, department stores, restaurants and newspapers has left the home soccer team as one of the few local things in English life.

Immersion in a radically different country and culture, they say, leaves a lasting impression and shapes character.