Sentence examples for character consists of from inspiring English sources

Each character consists of thousands of points and hundreds of layers of color and shape.

Whether by striking a keyboard or by perforating a tape, selecting a given character consists of the precise formulation of the combination that establishes the electrical contact and initiates the flash of light.

Many people today have not been given vocabularies to talk about what virtue is, what character consists of, and in which way excellence lies, so they just talk about community service, figuring that if you are doing the sort of work that Bono celebrates then you must be a good person.

The first occurs as a sediment strip bordering a rocky or cliffy coast; the second is the outer margin of a plain of marine or fluvial accumulation (free beaches); and the third, of fairly peculiar character, consists of the narrow sediment barriers stretching for dozens or even hundreds of kilometres parallel to the general direction of the coast.

Many people today have not been given vocabularies to talk about what virtue is, what character consists of, and in which way excellence lies, so they just talk about community service, figuring that if you are doing the sort of work that Bono celebrates than you must be a good person.

Many advocates of character education are vague on just this distinction, and it might be helpful to propose that character consists of traits that are learned, while personality and temperament consist of traits that are innate.[8] What advocates are clear on, however, is that character is the essence of what we are.

Each character consisted of three multicolor sprites stacked on each other.

The great Romantic critic William Hazlitt makes the point in an essay on "Hamlet," in which he argues that the character, consisting of "speeches and sayings" that are but "the idle coinage of the poet's brain" is only "as real as our own thoughts...

6) Whirligig (Movie S6): this character consisted of 14 disconnected rods, whose length, colour, and motion (up to the third harmonic) matched those of the corresponding body segments of the Biological-Motion dancer.

Each character consisted of a letter, "d" or "p," marked with 1, 2, 3, or 4 small dashes.

Each hiragana character consisted of a pair of alphabet letters, allowing us to manipulate the new association (mapping) between the hiragana character and the alphabet letter (see Fig.  2 for the manipulation).