Sentence examples for content of character from inspiring English sources

By Jonathan Rieder August 23, 2013 Martin Luther King, Jr.,'s tribute to the content of character over the color of skin in his "I Have a Dream" speech, fifty years ago on August 28th, has long thrilled Americans.

People still don't believe – and some of them don't want to believe – that the sports world has already moved past this issue, that yes, even gay athletes can be measured for their ability and content of character.

The event that Krauthammer was obliquely referring to by bringing up the content of character and the color of skin was the March on Washington in August , 1963 where Martin Luther King, Jr., made his magnificent "I have a dream" speech, from which that line comes.

And four years ago, like so many African-Americans around the country, he saw Barack Obama's rise to the presidency as nothing short of a shocking validation of Dr. King's vision of a more perfect union, where the content of character trumps the color of skin.

What I do know is that business casual is now casual, shorts are almost always easier to put on than cufflinks and content of character and quality of work are more effective barometers of success than outward appearances in the workplace.

It almost seems to me that since Martin Luther King, Jr. said those words about being judged solely on our content of character, we have less overall character.

Thus, circular orders appear to offer a robust way to assess the "phylogenetic information content" of characters (alignment columns) without strongly prejudicing the subsequent tree construction.

The contents of Character Library and Music Library were later included as extras in the PlayStation rerelease of Chrono Trigger.

For too many, their future is still determined by the circumstances of their birth, not the content of their character or the quality of their brain.

I have always espoused the view that the way we deal with anxiety and fear plays a large part in determining the content of our character.

They claim that men and women should be judged by the content of their character, when nobody can know the content of another's character.