Sentence examples for character analysts from inspiring English sources
In a year when the sincere caretakers of the Red Sox brought in character analysts to dissect the eccentric minds in their midst, Boston has become the El Camino of organizations -- half car, half truck, a hybrid of ambiguity.
The trial remains political stagecraft, fashioned around Mr. Bo's combative character, analysts say, despite the fact that the party, in an unexpected show of relative transparency, has allowed millions of Chinese citizens to witness much of Mr. Bo's performance through a running court microblog.
"'Star Wars' is an important piece of the overall portfolio". Of course, much depends on the quality of the new film and whether audiences take to the new characters, analysts said.
Toiling away at redundant reports, poring over rumours bought from shady characters, intelligence analysts get depressed.
(For that matter, he never probes the character behind the analyst, never probes the cold mask of DesLauriers's expressions, which remains unexamined as the movie's blank center).
"With My Little Pony, Hasbro is having tremendous success because they are developing not just physical toys but also content that helps little girls understand storylines and character development," Piper Jaffray analyst Stephanie Wissink said.
For their part, political analysts have focused on the ideological and normative implications of sustainability, on the character of green political projects, and on the public policy implications.
The emergence of a youthful first lady — not just visiting collective farms but watching a live performance featuring a cast of Disney characters — is part of what analysts say is Kim Jong-un's efforts to forge a new leadership style.
"Out of character," said Jim Courier, an analyst for TNT.
"A pedantic sense of order is typical of the compulsive character," wrote the Freudian analyst Wilhelm Reich in his 1933 book, "Character Analysis," a groundbreaking text.
A lot has been written about Freud the unsparing analyst of character - too much, perhaps, and often lopsidedly.
