Sentence examples for a question of character from inspiring English sources

It was a question of character.

"It's a question of character," says Brian Thomas, who sells construction materials.

The timing of leaf drop, it seems, really is a question of character.

"It's a question of character … we have to apologise for this performance," he said.

Let us march!" Conservatism is — among other things — a question of character.

Even as friendly a book as James MacGregor Burns's "Edward Kennedy and the Camelot Legacy" (1976) included a section headed "A Question of Character".

It's a question of the character of the music.

"This is a question of political character," Mr. Axelrod said.

Recognising Israel as a "Jewish" state, however, is a question of national character, and is not relevant to the Palestinians living as a foreign nation outside Israel.

Though Mr. Malick is notorious for leaving performances on the cutting room floor, he let Ms. Kurylenko know from the start that this was Marina's story, and there is never a question of which character, and whose life force, the camera prefers.

He was a Taurus in the zodiac signs, and it fit, because he had a very bull-like approach to getting things done". A willingness to plunge down the rabbit hole into McKeon's world became, David Owen believes, "a question of intellectual character.