Output is measured by ratings and page views, so much of the media, and even the academy, is more geared toward pleasuring consumers, not putting them on some arduous character-building regime.
According to Kubo, Ichigo, along with Orihime Inoue, are the most arduous characters to sketch.
It was an arduous journey for the character, and for Emily.
(In a chapter of "Safe Area Gorazde" describing a character's arduous trek through a forest, he deliberately draws the figure walking left -- against the traditional flow of a comics page -- to create a sense of slowness and difficulty).
"This was an arduous process with recurring characters, it was like prose writing but knowing sentences were going to be surrounded by lots of questions," said Ellis.
McKinlay worried that this crew might lack the qualities and character necessary in the arduous months ahead, concerns shared by Bartlett, whose first act on arrival in Esquimault was to fire the first officer for incompetence.
One of the book's great strengths — accomplished through his smart choice of lead characters — is the depiction of how arduous it is to make real social change.
" 'Mr. Blandings' has to be my favorite," she said, not only because of the plot, about a city-dwelling family's expensive and arduous move to a farm, but also because the character played by Grant, Jim Blandings, is an advertising executive.
She seems to have regarded the exercise as a sort of mental boot camp — an arduous but necessary ordeal if she hoped to be a person of character and courage.
Third, they also convey a broad range of practical experience relevant to the formation of moral character which would otherwise have to be acquired, if at all, by the more arduous route of first-hand experience.
The authors linked poor reading scores to increased use of keyboards.In this section Down and out in rural China Learning from the enemy Bad characters The pontiff and the party ReprintsOne reason is that learning to write is so arduous.
