The phrase "as a character when" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the role or behavior of a character in a narrative or performance context.
Example: "As a character when faced with adversity, she always finds a way to overcome her challenges."
Alternatives: "in the role of a character when" or "as a character in situations where".
Carrie proves far more compelling as a character when those difficult aspects of her personality – most notably her bipolar disorder - rub up against her natural tenacity and sharpness.
My first reaction as a character when she came out and she was naked was like, 'Shit!' It was like a war, as if suddenly you looked and someone's arm had been blown off.
As far as how the divorce has informed her as a character, when we meet her, obviously it's contributed to some of her bitterness and some of her disillusionment.
19 20 The letter X is used as a character when some aspect of the injury is unspecified, 20 or as the fourth character if sufficient detail is provided by the previous three characters (eg, the code AFAX is used to denote a fracture of the tibia and fibula at the ankle joint, because this is fully specified by the first three characters).
He even uses a cuddly Sackboy as a second character when he needs to animate two at once.
I've been painted as a sinister character when, in fact, I work very openly in education.
Zack also makes an appearance during the chapter covering the Nibelheim incident, and later as a boss character when he and Cloud are fugitives from Shinra and are being pursued by the Turks.
More problematic, the missing Jeremy barely exists as a character, and when you finally learn more about him, this arrogant rogue is the movie's least sympathetic person.
The Coen brothers gave him a second Hollywood career as a character actor when they cast him in "Fargo" in 1996.
Where did something happen to cause it, or are there a lot of things?" For the past few years, Pittsburgh's Ben Roethlisberger was generally hailed as a character guy when it came to football.
He's obsessed with the notion of the rock star as a character, and when he crooned, "Open up your heart to me/I would be your slave," he seemed amused by the notion of singing such a ham-fisted lyric.
