Sentence examples for character constructs from inspiring English sources

CLOBs are useful for storing very large character constructs.

Asked which he finds more frightening, hate or the unknown, Mr. Kahn replies: "Most of all, it's paranoia, the fact that the character constructs his own solitude.

Each fugue's theme has a distinctive character; each character constructs its own society; and each society is bound by law while allowing extraordinary liberty.

'Yes,' he admits, 'but a character constructed partly by myself and partly by others.

Thinking back to last week, is character constructed in Hamlet along linear, or cyclical, temporal lines?

All great creations, but as with all characters constructed around immediate visual impact, their effect diminishes with each appearance.

Therefore, existing shape matching algorithms, specifically designed for simple structures such as a single closed contour, cannot perform well on characters constructed by multiple contours.

This list contains 56,008 frequency-ranked words, the frequencies of which are based on a segmented part of 45 million characters from the Chinese (General) Balanced Corpus, a segmented corpus of 135 million characters based on People's Daily 2001-2005, and a modern Chinese literature corpus of 70 million characters constructed by Xiamen University.

In the film Field of Dreams, Kevin Costner plays a character who constructs a baseball stadium in the middle of the prairies after a series of ghostly advisers have delivered the optimistic opinion that "if you build it, they will come".

In one memorable scene, Wiig's character painstakingly constructs an elaborate cupcake and contemplates it, her mouth twisted into a jagged, sad line, before taking a massive bite — an act of self-destructive defeat rather than of indulgence.

Sam Claflin's character, Jack, constructs a social experiment by choosing different personalities to live in the student house.