Sentence examples for course character from inspiring English sources

Of course, character can't be clinically tested, but something kept Lowell going, and something kept him writing.

Of course, character is expressed in action, and when we don't "walk the walk," we are lacking; but it is also expressed in emotions and attitudes.

Of course, character has always been batted around campaigns, ever since the vicious 1796 and 1800 contests in which John Adams was denounced as a scheming monarchist and philanderer, and Thomas Jefferson as an atheist revolutionary whose election would mean, as The Connecticut Courant warned, that "murder, robbery, rape and incest will all be openly taught and practiced".

Of course, character attacks are among Trump's favorite things.

Of course characters need to be killed off from time to time.

Of course, characters are rarely truly dead on soap operas, so it is possible that Cole and Hope survived.

The Giselle she's referring to is, of course, her character in "Enchanted," Adams' first starring role and her second source of Oscar buzz.

Of course this character imagines that he belongs to the upper part when he is really from down below, and I like that.

Moran based the ancillary characters of Metella (Tracey Childs) and Quintus from Caecilius's family in the Cambridge Latin Course; the character of Evelina was the only member of the family created by Moran.

THE main thing, of course, is character and policy.

(Of course, the character is neither independent nor a third-party expert.