Sentence examples similar to averse character from inspiring English sources
As Nathan, an anxious entrepreneur of craps games, Mr. Platt seems uncomfortable in ways that go beyond his truth-averse character's fears of being found out by the law or by his fiancée of 14 years, the wistful stripper Miss Adelaide (Ms. Graham).
"With referendum, you only need 50.1percentt support to win, but getting a bill through to law will probably require broader support to address the risk-averse character of some elected officials".
In tandem with Andrew Strauss, a character equally averse to ostentation, he dropped Ian Bell and Steve Harmison and made it clear a repeat would not be tolerated.
Disney's black characters are not averse to laugh-track zingers, but they carry themselves with considerably more dignity.
As the American game, he says, poker combines two contrasting strands in our national character, "the risk-averse Puritan work ethic and the entrepreneur's urge to seize the main chance".
Waiting to announce his vice-presidential choice until the convention would be out of character for the risk-averse Mr. Romney.
Typically averse to talking out of costume and character, Mr. Baron Cohen still sat down this week to discuss his approach to satire, his fear of America and the secret wild ways of Boutros Boutros-Ghali.
Radical thought and decisive action would be out of character for an organisation so risk-averse that they employ unfeasibly expensive management consultants to ask perfectly obvious questions about the future of English football.
Like most Mamet characters, Robert (Mr. Stewart) and John (Mr. Knight) are not averse to the use of four-letter words.
Sometimes people are averse".
