The phrase "an excellent character" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe someone who possesses admirable qualities or virtues.
Example: "She is known for her integrity and kindness; truly, she has an excellent character."
Alternatives: "a remarkable character" or "a commendable character."
"It is an excellent character, but they want speed".
"I felt it was an excellent character win for our football team, something we talked about at halftime," McCarthy said.
Dean is also an excellent character, someone who is almost completely vacuous but still believes his own hype.
Cal is also an excellent character and Dancy brings him to dark fruition with his brooding stares and too-broad smiles that mask a creepy streak.
After all, when he isn't in Mad Hatter mode and doesn't have a bird on his head (as when he was playing Tonto in The Lone Ranger), Depp is an excellent character actor.
Still, if you wanted to write an indictment of statistics as an instrument of authoritarian states, and if you had a great deal of other evidence to support that indictment — including other stories and, ideally, numbers — why yes, Gini would be an excellent character to introduce in Chapter 1.
Jyn sounds like a excellent character to play ― and watch ― to us.
Pixar's film WALL.E is an excellent case study in character creation and characterisation: the central characters are anthropomorphised machines.
Audio interviews with Dunbar's family and neighbors are re-enacted by an array of excellent character actors.
Patterson wrote in August 1845 to Treasury Secretary Robert J. Walker that Longacre "is a gentleman of excellent character, highly regarded in this community, and has acquired some celebrity as an engraver of copper; but he is not a Die-Sinker.
I'm still not entirely certain how I feel about "Sideswipe," since there were some notable negatives that broke me out of the narrative, but also a number of excellent character beats that helped balance the scales.
