Sentence examples similar to arrest of character from inspiring English sources

Editors' Note: November 5, 2000, Sunday A headline yesterday on the continuation of the front-page article about Gov. George W. Bush's presidential campaign said in some copies that he had stressed integrity "Even as Drunken-Driving Arrest Raises Questions of Character".

A headline yesterday on the continuation of the front-page article about Gov. George W. Bush's presidential campaign said in some copies that he had stressed integrity "Even as Drunken-Driving Arrest Raises Questions of Character".

They expect to make more arrests of notorious characters, and expel all evil-disposed men from the region.

The arrest is not at all out of character for Barber, a longtime civil rights advocate.

Fines and arrests back up the rightwing idea of character failure; George Osborne sleeps that bit more easily.

In an episode of the popular Return of the Likely Lads in 1974 the arrest of one of the main characters for drink-driving becomes the focus of the comedy.

These parts of the book teem with arresting aphorisms – "A writer is loved by strangers and hated by his family" – and pithy exposition of character.

So bizarrely out of character.

Something very out of character.

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