Sentence examples for characters practice from inspiring English sources

As the century draws to a close, characters practice all the verbs in the book's title.

When Lars von Trier's The Idiots was released in the UK in 1999, the film attracted more negative attention for its characters' practice of "spazzing" - impersonating the mentally disabled - than for the unsimulated orgy scene.

He's protective of the heroine -- however kinky, there's always a safe word and no matter how naughty or vanilla, contemporary romance characters practice safe sex.

Users participate in more than 500 exchanges with live-action characters, practicing foreign language skills as they attempt to discover who stole a major diamond from an art gallery.

The screenshot below shows the host computer's HyperTerminal displaying the character practice training program.

Pi, the title character, practices Hinduism, Islam and Christianity.

And it's a fucking miracle!" The theatre's house lights went down, and a spotlight was trained on FitzGerald's face as her character practiced her impending speech.

In the not-so-distant future, characters might practice kung-fu kicks in a digital dojo before bringing their moves into the latest video game.

Those fearful of the F.B.I.'s Carnivore, which requires a court order for use, say they worry that it will accidentally snoop on ordinary citizens during its search for information about terrorists, racketeers and other shadowy characters, a practice that Mr. Galloway said he did not oppose.

White actors frequently donned "yellowface" to portray Asian characters, a practice that furthered ethnocentric perceptions of Asian culture and encouraged racist stereotypes.

Each story is named after a sin or a virtue, but the associations we make with, say, fidelity, are subverted by Baxter's complex characters, who practice virtues or commit sins in ways that couldn't easily by praised or criticized.