Sentence examples for an element of character from inspiring English sources

Lou had these songs where there was an element of character assassination going on.

Because being a refugee is never the whole story, it is only ever a part of a person, an element of their character, a piece of their history.

"This vindictiveness is an element of my character.

"There is an element of every character in every playwright," he said on an earlier occasion.

"You do what you've got to do!" It's partly, as she explains to me, that an upbringing shaped by poverty and hard work makes her eminently realistic about her life now – "As soon as I start to get a little bit down on it, I'll just feel like, you're not going to the factory" – and partly that preciousness just doesn't seem an element of her character.

When did you find out that the gambling was going to be an element of the character and what was your reaction to it?

French historian Stéphane Sirot said it was an element of the French character: "It's part of the long French tradition of taking to the streets," Sirot told the Local publication.

After several performances I noticed an element of design and character that I'd never seen before.

While Harada describes Wedlock as a romantic horror film and Guinee describes his film as a prophetic and relevant social-issue drama, both films carry an element of suspense and characters trapped by the story that's unfolding.

TRAGEDY typically has an element of inevitability: because this character is the way he is, or because things are what they are, events led inexorably to this outcome.

While he perhaps lacks an element of steeliness that the character requires, the easy likability that Mr. Gooding brought to "Boyz N the Hood" and "Jerry Maguire" warms up the movie, softening the edge of Brashear's superhuman stoicism.