Sentence examples for characters in which from inspiring English sources

The only differences are the pronunciations given to the Chinese characters in which the terminology is written.

Then, write a dialogue between these two characters in which they discuss gang presence and violence in their communities.

Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton, Mae West, and other stars of the 1920s and '30s all created characters in which costume was an integral part of the total identity.

You would think we had enough 19th-century-style ballets with incomprehensible stories and unbelievable characters, in which war is an excuse for dancing in hot pants, exotic maidens bare their midriffs, and love conquers all.

(The same spirit of mix-and-match is found in the speech of his characters, in which Southern slang bumps up against jive talk and the slogans of black power — these last favored by a eunuch named ­Hyacinth).

The same concern may occur during another hysterical scene between the two characters in which Joel finds himself stranded on a rather tall ladder, at Nick's wild-eyed mercy.

It is a wild, unruly novel of character, in which the character himself is at once incorrigible and irresistible.

He also captured the psychological complexities of character in which Scott's books abound.

"It is a film just as grotesque and suicidal as its main character, in which magnificent scenes alternate with clumsy ones," she wrote.

Idyll, also spelled Idyl (from Greek eidyllion, "little picture"), a short poem of a pastoral or rural character in which something of the element of landscape is depicted or suggested.

It's a fine, disciplined piece of acting, and it binds us to the mystery of Bernie's character, in which self-seeking and the genuine desire to be useful exist side by side.