Sentence examples for character strike from inspiring English sources

But these developments in Alicia's character strike me as realistic and, when you think about the nature of "The Good Wife," inevitable.

More remarkable, perhaps, is that executive producer Glenn Caron's desire to have a character strike a match on the edge of the screen was anticipated when Albert the alligator did just that on the side of one frame of a cartoon.

The title character struck me as a blowhard.

"The character struck a chord -- I understood what he was going through," Mr. LaPaglia said.

What surprised her was how differently Ershadi's character struck her this time.

Her character struck a nerve with viewers familiar with such corporate drivel in their own working environments.

This likeness of a cafe society character striking an alluring posture bears no connection to Modigliani's later, more sought-after work from 1916 to 1919.

"The experience of playing that character struck me in a strange place, and that's heightened by David's energy, yeah.

'You have to use pre-emptive character strikes,' says George Stephanopoulos, who played Red Adair to the trail of destruction left by what Dick Morris calls 'Saturday-night Saturday-night Bill

Connections in nature are, on the surface at any rate, of a purely external character; striking a match, for example, has nothing internally to do with producing a flame.

Not only did he watch it, he enjoyed it, and publicly said that my character struck a chord, which led me to believe that he hasn't forgot about us in the 'hood.