Sentence examples for character yes from inspiring English sources

This was a great role for Fisher – a supporting character, yes, modestly conceived and proportioned in comparison to the Wagnerian greatness of Star Wars, but thoroughly beguiling.

It's an elegant transliteration: 囧, or jiǿng, is a fashionable Chinese character (yes, there are such things) these days, because it's been adopted by young people to mean what it looks like: a face that is vexed, frustrated, embarrassed.

And, Billionaire's Damian Lewis assured a mourner for his Homeland character, yes, "Brody is dead!" A version of this post also appears on Gossip Central.

Even though it's got "a rusty plot straight out of 'Scooby-Doo,'" he continues, the film "chugs along like a well-oiled machine, thanks mainly to the charm and character — yes, character — of Baymax".

Variety reports that the Texan star, who revived his dramatic career with this spring's hit legal drama, "The Lincoln Lawyer," is entering talks to star in the indie film, "Mud," in which he'd play the titular character (yes, named Mud) who is trying to go AWOL and obtain his freedom by sneaking off to an island off the banks of the Mississippi river.

Thus it is infinite being (Yes) and freedom (No) which fuse together in the self-generation of the elemental God; the presence of logos (Yes) and the vital plenitude of particulars (No) that fuse together to form the elemental world; enduring character (Yes) and free will (No) that unite within the elemental self.

Gossip, certainly; revelations and characters, yes; wit, please; a whiff of nostalgia, perhaps.

"I suppose he psychoanalyzed the characters, yes he did, from a Jungian point of view," Mr. Rylance said.

They frequently express their wish to spend more time together, but I didn't finish the novel feeling that I really wanted to spend more time with them other characters, yes, but not these two.

Jelly Pie is based around two animated characters – yes, a jelly and a pie – with the emphasis on humour, clips and on children themselves, as they tell jokes and interview authors for the Jelly Pie YouTube channel.

Yes, it's published by Bloomsbury, six sequels are planned and the film rights have been sold; yes, blood is found nourishing by some characters; yes, teenagers have to hurtle through forests confronting fantastical, often bone-chewing foes, and yes, battles between aura-challenging voyants are big.