Sentence examples for character as one from inspiring English sources

If it was, Nkoloso never broke character: as one reporter said, "Nkoloso really lives the Jules Verne-like character he has built up around himself".

The game begins with the player's character as one of the second-tier hoods on the hotel patio in 1958 Havana as Hyman Roth toasts what he believes to be a coming era of mob dominance in Cuba.

The main event was the concluding recital, which placed tenor Alan Oke – accompanied by the excellent Christopher Glynn – in character as one of the "bald young clerks" Betjeman sought to save from Slough.

Reviewing the Chicago production, which later moved to Broadway, Bruce Weber, writing in The New York Times, said, "For me, the real eye-opener was Ms. Pawk," describing her character as one "who begins as flirty and breezy, girlish and hopeful and ends as blowzy, regretful and resigned".

Arielle Calderon of BuzzFeed named the character as "one of the Season 2's new fan favorites".

Susana Polo of The Mary Sue referred to the character as "one of the radder characters" in the series.

Gogol presents us with a fascinating gallery of characters, as, one by one, we meet the nobles from whom Chichikov buys the dead souls.

Mr. Lahey has character as well, and one expression of it in particular amuses me.

As a reader, I'm disappointed by any story that's populated by only one kind of person; that presents any character as one-dimensional, or less than fully human.

In RY coding, pyrimidine bases C and T are analysed as one character, as are purine bases A and G. RY-coded third positions were thus included as a fourth partition in ML and MB analyses.

These come courtesy of a handful of other characters equally as one-dimensional as the narrator, who seem to exist only to spout philosophy.