Sentence examples for determining characters from inspiring English sources

Instead, he insisted that "We have two factors determining characters: heredity and the modification during development" [Morgan 1910a, p. 477].

Hence arises what Schiller called the "non-determining" character of art, as opposed to the "determining" character of oratory; and hence the justifiable suspicion of "political poetry"—political poetry being, proverbially, bad poetry.

That drew me increasingly to the power structures, and I couldn't get away from the fact that Hitler was the determining character".

Did they pinpoint the most important factor in determining character, perhaps declaring it family, friends, school, culture, financial hardship or academic pressure?

"Fire in the Hole," like most of the stories here, boils down to a showdown between two highly determined characters, ending in something unexpected.

This past season, though, the series has exacted a cruel toll on the limply driven (and rewarded determined characters like the secretary turned copywriter Peggy).

"They had two of the key things they had to have: lots of power in their swings, and you could see they were very determined characters".

However, some determined characters refused to be denied a sport that they were passionate about.

Mean values were used to determine characters' phenotypic and genotypic variances, phenotypic, genotypic and environmental coefficients of variation.

Cladograms in additional file 4 illustrate the particular character histories for all determined characters.

She was a very determined character".