Sentence examples for behaviour of a character from inspiring English sources
Bafflingly, more than 60m hits have also been clocked up by Lezberado: Revenge Fantasies, an impassioned viewer response to the lesbian-themed TV series The L Word, and particularly the despicable behaviour of a character called Jenny.
The problem with the second half, more dystopian vision, is the impact that it has on the first part: from the first page, Blythe's experience doesn't feel quite real, her psychological reactions more like the behaviour of a character in a book than a real person.
It is difficult to drive the movement of the articulators using the information embedded in a speech audio signal, let alone the complex emotional behaviour of a character.
Consciousness gives human behaviour a character of its own, investing it with forethought, awareness of consequence and therefore moral choice.
While world-building has the potential to shape behaviour, it doesn't necessarily model behaviour, the way the influence of a character in fiction might.
In Chaucer's day the listeners would have been howling with laughter throughout, from the description of the Knight himself, with his mismatched armour, patently stripped from bodies on the battlefield, to the crude behaviour of the characters in a tale whose subtleties he doesn't understand, to his own, uncourtly, predilection for accumulating wealth.
From this point of view, video games research should be enhanced by introducing: (1) novel methodologies for modeling emotions that depict the behaviour of different characters populating a virtual environment, and (2) some abstraction technologies useful to "move" this emotional intelligence on different game platforms without additional efforts.
The actors merely imitated the outward behaviour of the characters.
Both the mangling of the English language and the exasperating behaviour of the characters are laughably believable.
Carly tended to take her movies and TV shows very personally, to generalise the behaviour of individual characters.
The makeup and behaviour of fictional characters often depend on their environment quite as much as on their personal characteristics.
