Sentence examples for broader character from inspiring English sources

Washington, the founder of Tuskegee, but he represents a broader character type in H.B.C.U.

He stated that "being funny with a funny voice is more my comfort zone, a broader character that I try to humanize, a kind of silly or wacky persona that I try to fill in," although he finds it "much easier to be someone much closer to myself," as it requires "less energy...than playing characters that are so out there and high strung".

This indicates that the characters coded do indeed contain a phylogenetic signal and could therefore be useful in future attempts to cladistically resolve tunicate phylogeny based on a broader character sampling.

An opportunity of examining some of the broader characters of Mr Tennyson's fine genius will not be amiss, and we are the more anxious to linger on so fascinating a subject as Mr Tennyson's fame is not now on the ascendant, and fails in so absolutely ruling the popular imagination as it ruled it some 15 years ago.

And I think that playing those broader characters, which is what I prefer ‑‑ I don't necessarily like doing the leading lady roles.

"He's a broad character, he's a flamboyant character, he's funny.

There are two broad character types that run through the history of Australian cricket: the rebel-larrikins and the brooders.

Healey is such a broad character, a towering intellectual with deep interests in the arts, and is certainly not one to nurse grudges.

This film looks a bit like teatime telly at some moments, and a bit People's Friend at others; there is some pretty broad character acting going on.

It even manages to get some of the broad character strokes, such as his loneliness both before and after coming out of the closet, his inability to suffer fools and his argumentativeness.

Disney's broad character franchises – like Mickey Mouse and Jack Sparrow of Pirates of the Caribbean fame – are exploited across its theme parks and resorts business, which accounts for 30% of revenues, and its merchandise and licensing unit, which accounts for a further 10%.