Sentence examples for character imposed from inspiring English sources

This echoes the long-established yen for "antiqued" furniture or "distressed" jeans: imperfection implies character, imposed by artificial means.

It points to a courage and self-awareness far removed from the weak and troubled character imposed on her by the prosecution and mainstream public.

In the short, Gonçalves was interested in exploring the "virtualisation of the world that the character imposed on himself in order to protect himself".

The FGPM character imposes that the material properties change gradually with the thickness of the layer.

Perhaps it's no coincidence that G.M.'s golden age of design and dominance came when other larger-than-life characters imposed their will on the company: Harley Earl, the flamboyant chief stylist and pioneer of the tailfin, and Earl's successor, Bill Mitchell, a profane but inspired designer who during his tenure of 1958-77 helped to create the Corvette Sting Ray and other revered cars.

Twitter explains its 140-character limit matter-of-factly: "The Twitter message limit of 140 characters was based on the limit of 160 characters imposed by SMS," wrote co-founder Biz Stone in an official blog post.

Local in character, it imposed military service upon every able-bodied free male.

The Greek character thus imposed on literature made it more a preserve of the educated elite.

That said, we would have liked to qualify that statement by stating why we make this assertion, but the low character limit imposed on eLife papers titles prevents us from doing this.

They average 110 to 120 characters, below the 140-character limit imposed by Twitter, and there is nary an LOL or BFF among them.

(The lack of spaces between sentences is presumably explained by Mr Deutsch's keenness to stay within the 140-character limit imposed by Twitter).Not every Socialist attracts Mr Deutsch's ire.