Sentence examples for character job from inspiring English sources

The book's theme is the eternal problem of unmerited suffering, and it is named after its central character, Job, who attempts to understand the sufferings that engulf him.

It utilizes a wall of sound dynamic and its lyrical theme, "maintaining faith through difficult circumstances", has been compared to that of the biblical character Job.

This instrument has two scales that measure stressful job character – job decision latitude and psychological workload demands.

Some reviewers thought there are too many character jobs since some jobs overlap one another and certain abilities are redundant.

Reviewers were pleased with graphics and visuals of Final Fantasy Tactics Advance; GameSpot adding that the battles are "clear and colorful", and character jobs are easily identified, though gameplay becomes slow when too many character sprites are in one screen.

Originally broadcast in 1999 and running for two seasons, it was a mix of stark realism capturing the characters' job struggles, casual drug use, clubbing, pubbing, and PlayStation sessions and post-modern surrealism, crammed with references and homages to icons of 80s and 90s pop culture.

Even the characters' jobs -- toboggan maker, detritus gaffer, professional mourner, philologist -- are idiosyncratic but, in the context of the story, believable and even necessary.

This had something to do with a subtle but significant change that crept into Beers's programs around the third season of "Deadliest Catch": The shows had become less about the characters' jobs and more about the characters themselves.

Try not to give characters jobs that really only appear in plays; the deliberately idiosyncratic (eg "the guy who changes the posters on huge billboards at night") or the solipsistic (eg "writer").

Anthony is right that the kind of information that's usually delivered up-front with a shovel — such as the characters' jobs (he's an architect, she works in P.R. for a record company) and even the setting (we don't learn it's Sardinia until midway through) — is here administered with an eyedropper and at leisure.

Henson said it's precisely the characters' jobs that make the movie necessary as a work of inspiration.