Sentence examples for broader range of characters from inspiring English sources

Initial efforts to develop a broader range of characters came off as cynical and clumsy: a black hero named the Coal Tiger, a kung fu expert and son of Fu Manchu named Shang-Chi and a series of cringeworthy, female-driven books with titles like "Night Nurse" and "Shanna the She-Devil".

Mitochondrial genomes offer a broad range of characters to study phylogenetic relationships of animal taxa.

The disease often is normally difficult to diagnose due to its broad range of characters without specific symptoms.

Using SES, sequence heterochrony studies [i.e. 45], [60], [67] [68], [72] can be extended easily to include more clades, species, a broader range of specimens and characters (Figure 2 4, Table S1, S2).

Computerized comparisons with other playwrights demonstrate that his vocabulary is indeed large, but only because the canon of his surviving plays is larger than those of his contemporaries and because of the broad range of his characters, settings, and themes.

Adding a gap character supports a broader range of sequence alignments.

How about if we make an animated character?' " Animated Lizzie exhibits a broader range of emotions than her flesh-and-blood counterpart, played by 13-year-old Hilary Duff (left), with loftier highs and harder hurts.

The realistic frisson of all Olds's favored scenes (being tied to a chair, the car crash, the mother's bedroom) can conceal the narrowness of her vision: her small range of subjects and characters would pose no problems at all were it offset by a broader range of forms, styles or tones.

The Immigration and Nationality Act made possible the multiethnic and multicultural character of contemporary American society by opening immigration to a far broader range of countries.

Computers allow musicians to produce a broader range of sounds.

Other services are available for a broader range of drivers.