Sentence examples for a well-defined character from inspiring English sources

Due to their role and meaning in the construction and definition of the public realm, public spaces are expected to embody a well-defined character and gravitas.

You can think of any big-budget movie with a well-defined character or storyline like Lincoln, Titanic or The English Patient spoken of as an epic (read: presidential) as The Incumbents.

In 10 seasons with the Devils, Holik had a well-defined role.

Character comedy usually requires the establishment of a consistent, well-defined character – a boorish pub landlord, say, or foot-in-mouth TV presenter.

But Al Gore has, in fact, a very well-defined character.

Structural analysis of these new 'stairs-like' polymers disclosed their well-defined character with an aromatic linkage exclusively at position 3 on the carbazole moieties.

With some distinguished singing, and conductor Rinaldo Alessandrini and the orchestra of WNO bringing well-defined character and an often aching beauty to the score, it also makes for a musically restorative evening.

The combination trades well-defined character for extremely pleasant 80-proof appeal, straight up in a snifter or on the rocks.

Allen was also known as a sympathetic director for women, writing strong and well-defined characters for them.

He even thought like a dramatist: ideas would come to him in the voices and accents of well-defined characters.

That said, it's as immersive as ever especially now that the cast is so sprawling and there are so many well-defined characters.