Sentence examples for character fitting from inspiring English sources

It looks great throughout, though, with the user-created character fitting flawlessly into the world.

Tadamoto Ōsawa, the editor-in-chief of the Japanese bishōjo magazine BugBug, praised Moekibara for his heroines' appealing character designs, and cited Mashiro as a character fitting for the award.

Bearing in mind that these purposes are formulated for the specific case of Vietnam, the approach will also have a Vietnam-specific character, fitting the standards of that particular society.

How does character fit into this?

The character fit the film's countercultural flavor.

In their masterpiece, Steptoe and Son, situation and character fit perfectly.

Dialogue fits character and character fits action with an airtight precision that allows nothing from the outside to penetrate the filmmaker's conceptual structure.

"We wanted someone who was likeable and warm and this lovable, goofy, hapless character fitted really well.

Hayek, like other free-market theorists, developed an ethical system in which only a particular personality or character fits within the market order.

That is a pretty accurate description of Tintin, the Belgian boy reporter who enjoyed spectacular success in post-war Europe.Tintin's slightly priggish character fitted the times.

The world is rendered with intense focus – everything from music to art to mechanics to character fits and supports the journey.