Sentence examples for character exemplifies from inspiring English sources

Rudy's character exemplifies the role-playing game archetype of the silent protagonist and is meant to act as the player's extension into the game, though he does have one line in the game.

The second and fourth episodes show Mr. Simon's slapstick side, the hyperbolic eccentricities and actions of character exemplified by "The Odd Couple".

Frith believes that Peel had a "perverse" character, exemplified by Lord Hawke's comment that he showed no pleasure at his many successes.

The relaxed nonchalance of the main characters exemplifies the style of New York as the centre of a chic, cocktail-hour glamour.

The Man from London was something of a departure from the social realism of the collaborators' preceding films, as the characters exemplify no social classes and the film focuses on their internal and interrelational dynamics rather than their environment.

Correction: April 29 , 2001 Sunday An article last Sunday about the growing use of the term "wifebeater" for a ribbed white tank top undershirt misspelled the surname of the Jackie Gleason television character who exemplifies the stereotype it is meant to evoke.

No character better exemplifies the pitfalls of that approach than Macon Leary, The Accidental Tourist – and hero – of Anne Tyler's 1985 novel.

McBride said of the character, "Renata exemplifies the difficulties Italian women faced during the war.

Anchoring vignettes are brief texts describing a hypothetical character who exemplifies a certain fixed level of the trait of interest.

"Ever since Sept. 11 I had been thinking it would be very interesting to do something about the American character as exemplified in American films," Mr. Workman said.

Maybe his easy-to-underestimate drive and his desire for self-transformation led Brant to a real-life stranger-than-fiction character who exemplified those traits.