Sentence examples for displaying character from inspiring English sources

Displaying character and fighting through a tough situation marks the response teams want facing challenges but, Hrudey said, "when it turns into frustration, you have to be a little bit worried," and it will be the job of Penguins coach Michel Terrien to get the Pens back on track.

We characterized both tegminal characters and characters indicative of body size in sympatric and allopatric populations of Gryllus fultoni, a species displaying character displacement in its calling song characters in areas of sympatry with G. vernalis populations, to infer the nature and direction of selection acting on reproductive and morphological characters in sympatry.

From Mr. Kash's humble abode to the Guggenheim's elaborate showcase, Web browsers are displaying characters, objects and spatial environments as if they existed in three dimensions rather than on a flat screen.

The digital signal display board is assumed to be composed of picture tubes for the purpose of displaying characters.

For shots displaying characters such as the Angels seated in aircraft cockpits, variations of the "under control" design, comprising just a head and torso, were manipulated by levers and wires positioned underneath the set.

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But he was interested in something more than reality: even tables and trees would display character.

This goes along with 410 Labs' (Shortmail's parent company) proposal that a new header should be added to email which displays character count limits (if they exist).

CEOs also must recognize another important reason character is so important for executive and managerial hires: If they don't possess and display character, it's difficult for them to be respected in the workplace.

McCain displayed character and civility that day, as he showed similarly throughout much of his military and political career.

Many critics expect movies to display characters and stories transparently to provide a seeming window on the world and to display people, events, and places as from life, with no conspicuous mediation of directorial invention or style.