Sentence examples for character contributed from inspiring English sources

"Jones's character contributed to the team, but she was never fully a part of it," Jemisin says.

Second, designed realism of the interface character contributed to user engagement when controlled for various user perceptions.

Because each character contributed different skills and resources, the pair spent months working on the event combinations that could occur.

These results imply that the high trust of Japan's manufacturing technology and the highly valued Japanese national character contributed to the "favorable" impression of Japan.

His work on character contributed to the development of Anna Freud's The Ego and the Mechanisms of Defence (1936), and his idea of muscular armour – the expression of the personality in the way the body moves – shaped innovations such as body psychotherapy, Fritz Perls's Gestalt therapy, Alexander Lowen's bioenergetic analysis, and Arthur Janov's primal therapy.

Some of the archaic aspects of parliament either lend it character, contribute to our historic identity or actually serve a purpose and should not be dismantled, but bringing employment practice into the 21st century is fairly overdue".

Powerful, masculine, sexy and riveting, Mr. Cuccioli naturally embodies what audiences have come to expect from this timeless character, contributing his acting trademark -- visceral intensity -- to his first Shakespeare attempt.

It doesn't have the entertainment factor or the dramatic oomph of Tom Hooper's award-winning The King's Speech, and the dramatic focus is fatally split between the royal visit and the president's tense, painful affair with his distant cousin Daisy, played by Laura Linney, whose character contributes a pedantic voiceover.

Landscape character contributes to the esthetical and perceptional value of an area, which is important for the development of non-production functions in the countryside as demanded by society.

Other than this last character, four decades went by without any new Latino animated character contributing to the socialization of children.

In addition to the capacity of the oxidized phospholipids to interact with receptors, their highly amphipathic character contributes to their cellular activities.