Sentence examples for coexistence of character from inspiring English sources

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"Digraphia — the coexistence of character and alphabetic writing — is happening in China not by policy from the top down, but by default from the bottom up," Mr. Hannas wrote.

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The city derives its character by the coexistence of French and Flemish culture and is now home to nationalities around the world which adds to its cosmopolitan flavor.

"The Marquise of O," a film about good and evil, is also about their coexistence in the character of one person.

The character of (1.4) lies in the coexistence of the mass-critical nonlinearity and the two-order derivative.

Because this city is characterized over long historical eras by patterns of harmonious coexistence of ethnic, religious, and cultural diversity, religion was never the predominant character of this diversity, but urbanization".

At the same time, the coexistence of realism and symbolism emphasizes the fantasy and the absurdity of these characters and their stories.

The case in Denmark also highlights the uneasy coexistence of intelligence and prosecution.

Call it the peaceful coexistence of two worlds.

Europe signifies the equal coexistence of its member states.

As the Master suggests, the coexistence of different worlds is to be rationally explained.

How can one explain the coexistence of imperial and liberal-democratic values?

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