Sentence examples for adjustments of character from inspiring English sources

But aside from the invaluable Linda Emond, the cast members, who also include Brent Spiner, do not make the subtle adjustments of character required to match Ms. Reza's shifts of perspective (1 30).

According to Scott, his revisionist version will be "a good old clever adjustment of characters.

But Ms. Hanna sued Dr. Darakjian, a periodontist with a practice in Fort Lee, and his wife, Fran, a member of the board of adjustment, for defamation of character, contending that Dr. Darakjian had written false memorandums about her and that his wife had made defamatory remarks in the community newspaper.

And despite the street-tough similarities between "N.Y.P.D. Blue's" Diane and "Philly's" Kathleen, there are plenty of character adjustments to be made as well.

For example, as the player exits a dark area into a light area, the new area is initially glaringly bright, but quickly darkens, representing the adjustment of the player character's eyes to the light.

Any deviations of theoretical predictions from the experimental data (eg. at low ionic strengths) were quantitatively interpreted by adjustment of the diffuse character of the interface bacteria/electrolyte solution.

Reading along, we can feel Boyle beside us, fingertipping his way into the complications and ambiguities of the story, imagining what subtle psychological adjustments his character might make when the two worlds -- virtual and real -- are inevitably brought together.

That is out of character for Mr. Greenspan, whose preference during his 14 years as Fed chairman has been for cautious quarter-point adjustments up or down.

So bizarrely out of character.

Something very out of character.

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