Sentence examples for characters do not appear from inspiring English sources
As a comic examination of literary feuding and posthumous ownership the tone is more petulant than mocking, and the characters do not appear fully formed; Alex and Martin preen their way from extended adolescence to middle-aged boorishness, while the women are either enigmatic catalysts or resigned, ministering acolytes.
UAI is not complaining about the play or style of the FLAPPY clones; so far the game code or characters do not appear to have been copied by anyone that we are aware of — we are only asking developers to respect our trademark rights and remove FLAPPY and any confusingly similar terms or marks from the names, metadata, keywords and game descriptions to stop the confusion.
And no one can object if these characters do not appear in a narrative.
Ms Bramly's characters don't appear to take themselves as seriously as Ms Sagan's anguished and lonely Cécile.
The story breaks ground for a novel I'm beginning, also set in Manhattan, though the "Lucky Alan" characters don't appear in it.
The fact that the other characters don't appear to notice her luminous beauty may be the one dishonest aspect of a truthful film.
Than when underage female characters don't appear?
If your keys move up and down normally, but sometimes characters don't appear on your screen, it could be a wiring problem.
On Broadway the characters did not appear as adults until after a somewhat dour prologue about the hard-knock life of ogres.
Thomas Godfrey's Neoclassical tragedy The Prince of Parthia (1767) is often considered the first play by an American, but recognizably American characters did not appear on stage until Royall Tyler's The Contrast (1787), the first American comedy.
But there is not a period in Athenian or Roman annals, when great characters did not appear actuated by ambition of another kind; an unjust and dishonorable ambition; such as Pisistratus, Themistocles, Appius Claudius, &c.; and these characters were always more popular than the others, and were supported chiefly by plebeians, not senates and patricians.
