Sentence examples for characters of such from inspiring English sources
What pitiful knowledge I do have comes mostly from a children's book that belonged to my mother as a girl: Grammar Can Be Fun by Munro Leaf, which makes characters of such things as prepositions and pronouns (copies are to be found on abebooks.co.uk, and if you're a desperate parent, I recommend it, old-fashioned though it undoubtedly is).
She also noted that, like stories with characters of such an archetype, Gomer's trusting nature was often taken advantage of, though in the end he "reaps happiness" because of his innocence.
Not since "Fargo" (1996) has she found a character of such fibre.
Furthermore, the interconnected character of such a system, the derivability of statements from axioms, presupposes rules of inference.
It would be ridiculous to imagine a mere decade of increasing prosperity could completely change the character of such a nation.
In 1854 the English logician George Boole criticized the subjective character of such assignments, and Bayesianism declined in favour of "confidence intervals" and "hypothesis tests"—now basic research methods.
It ends with the comment, "These are some of the milder verses". 5. "Deep in The Meadow" from The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins Katniss Everdeen is a character of such steel that it's easy to forget her gentle side.
The premise is well-worn, but Harrison has created a character of such appeal and self-deprecating wisdom that even the more fantastical episodes a nubile young woman cavorting in the nude for his pleasure acquire a charmingly philosophical air.
The premise is well-worn, but Harrison has created a character of such appeal and self-deprecating wisdom that even the more fantastical episodes — a nubile young woman cavorting in the nude for his pleasure — acquire a charmingly philosophical air.
The subjective character of such evaluations entails some disadvantages of the method.
And this is put to work in explaining the phenomenal character of such experiences (Level 2).
