Slav predominance was weakened by the attitude of the Poles, who remained loyal to the central government, allowing the national conflict to assume the character of a primarily Czech-German quarrel.
All factions insisted that the uprising must continue, but several leaders from Mr Arafat's Fatah movement called for it to assume the character of mass, non-violent civil disobedience rather than armed struggle.Others demurred.
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With the courage of an almost beaten man attempting a probably final throw of the dice, he seizes the opportunity to pretend himself dead and to assume the character of a man facially very like him, victim of a fatal heart attack, whom he has met in a remote part of Africa by chance.
The Rider-writer observed that the park's designers "were censured at the time of laying it out for allotting so much space to so little purpose," but that on a fine afternoon in some sections there was a "passage of horsemen and horsewomen so constant as to assume the character of a procession".
Henry Bate and Dietrich of Freiberg argue that the diminished forms assume the character of potential forms and thus join the matter of the compound; the form of the compound is a form added to these diminished forms.
