Sentence examples for age character from inspiring English sources

But this summer, he has relocated north to piece together clues on the possible inspiration for F. Scott Fitzgerald's memorably shady Jazz Age character.

That issue reinvented the Flash, a golden age character known for his super speed.

That problem is that the measured similarities between activation patterns for a concept (say: grandmother) in two human brains are guaranteed to be very low because two people's (collateral) information on their grandmothers (name, appearance, age, character) is going to be very different.

Schwartz, a lifelong science fiction fan, was the inspiration for the re-imagined Green Lantern —the Golden Age character, railroad engineer Alan Scott, possessed a ring powered by a magical lantern, but his Silver Age replacement, test pilot Hal Jordan, had a ring powered by an alien battery and created by an intergalactic police force.

A lack of consistency can apply to a person's age, character (unless intentional), and historical aspects of the situation.

According to Roddy, "golden age characters didn't have much of a personality.

The great thing about these reads is they tend to feature characters of a similar age, characters the students feel they can relate to.

It's a sentiment, for example, that would have been familiar to the disaffected Jazz Age characters in F. Scott Fitzgerald's novels.

All the colorful Jazz Age characters you would hope to see make their appearance: the gambler Arnold Rothstein and the madam Polly Adler, F. Scott Fitzgerald and Jack Dempsey, Walter Winchell and the saloonkeeper Texas Guinan.

As the story of "Mel" unfolds, it's clear that both modern and iron age characters are struggling to unite a fragmented tribe.

But while I loved RPGs from a young age, characters who looked like me didn't exist.