Sentence examples for decline in character from inspiring English sources

"The history of paper in most cases is one of steady decline in character and strength".

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THE WEEK'S PRICE TREND.; Preponderance of Declines, Although Minor in Character.

Jim Schembri of The Sydney Morning Herald attributed the decline in quality to an abandonment of character-driven storylines in favor of and overuse of celebrity cameo appearances and references to popular culture.

John Bromhall, Balerno, Edinburgh Seeing as the decline in the English character started when we stopped drinking beer at breakfast, a true full English should include a pint of bitter.

Essentially, it's an English version of Voltaire's Candide, set squarely in the context of postwar British decline, in which McDowell's character - once again called Mick Travis, though this time a wide-eyed innocent rather than a revolutionary - is first an evangelist for corporate capitalism, only to be duped by his corrupt elders and betters, and thrown into jail.

"The cost to our industry has been a marked decline in interest in licensing characters for children's food over the past year," says Lima UK's managing director, Kelvyn Gardner.

The episode comes on the heels of a recent GLAAD study that shows the decline in depictions of LGBT characters on television over the past year.

For Mr. Singh, and many who grew up in India's villages, the brutal episode points to nothing less than an overall decline in the country's national character.

Edward Perretti's Otello conveyed the essentials of the character's decline in all the right ways: he sang commandingly in the first act, and let his portrayal edge gradually toward madness.