Sentence examples for both character types and from inspiring English sources
The past is inaccessible except through its "remains," which can be interpreted pragmatically, focusing on the aims of the actors in historical events; conditionally, stressing the material conditions under which actions take place; psychologically, comprising both character types and the element of individual personality and will; or ethically, contemplating the events under moral categories.
"The Country House" is an explicit homage to the Russian master, a work that braids character types and situations from both "The Seagull" and "Uncle Vanya".
In Diablo II, players pick one of five character types and then try to complete increasingly difficult quests assigned to them by computer-controlled characters in the game.
"Her depictions of certain character types and their dilemmas are universal.
"I guess it has to do with how it's the rare kind of franchise where Rule 34 encompasses both the hentai (trainers) and furry (Pokemon) universes, and how the franchise is so established that I'd wager it has upward of 1000 unique characters (combining both types and all universes)," says Alain*, another fan of Pokémon porn.
"I guess it has to do with how it's the rare kind of franchise where Rule 34 encompasses both the hentai (trainers) and furry (Pokemon) universes, and how the franchise is so established that I'd wager it has upwards of 1000 unique characters (combining both types and all universes)," says Alain*, another fan of Pokémon porn.
We then studied the time-dependent evolution of the optical absorption of Cu3- x P NCs in the NIR, which was supportive of a LSPR, as first reported by Pradhan et al. Our studies demonstrate that most likely both the p-type metallic character and the presence of a LSPR in the NCs stem from the thermodynamically favored substoichiometry in Cu.
Thus was born the character-type - breezy, cynical, equivocal - that he was to assume, on and off, over the next 30 years.
There was one particular character-type who shows up recurringly in Updike's short stories under various names and guises.
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