Sentence examples for a mark of character from inspiring English sources

Style is also seen as a mark of character.

Most Indian parents still drill into their kids that virginity is a mark of character, and that sex before marriage is taboo.

Taking responsibility for social actions like voting is a mark of good character.

To have lovely handwriting, or a talent for poetry, was a mark of good character, in a former life as well as in the present one.

It is impossible to know if this experience affected the artist's habit, later cited as a mark of his character, of buying caged birds from the market just to set them free.

But natural childbirth advocates often paint an idealized picture of how birth is supposed to proceed (see also Crossley 2007), and treat 'success' at natural childbirth as a mark of maternal character (see also Kukla 2008).

It may be a mark of good character that we want to be of service to others even when we're under the weather, but we are simply not being fair to clients if we can't do our jobs adequately, no matter what our intentions are.

Just as in the best episodes of Judge Dredd in 2000AD, the villains' often wildly expressive features are a mark of their evil character, while our hero's stony-faced stoicism signals his even-handed right-mindedness.

These religious rituals also preserve formulaic traditions of incorporating powerful names, in exotic languages like Hebrew and Latin, a mark of their performative character as well as their traditional framework.

It was a mark of her strength of character; small wonder that millions of people instinctively responded to that.

He took the cascade of chuckleheaded moments and tried to plant the crazy idea in our brains that they were a mark of Romney's steadfast character.