Sentence examples for driving character from inspiring English sources

Not only is the acceleration fast and linear, but the E-tron R8 keeps all the driving character that made the gas R8 so fun to drive.

Flanagan's driving character, Dorrigo Evans, is beautifully drawn for his moral complexity, his nobility and human foible.

And though most praise for the FR-S has been directed toward its driving character, Mr. Carlson credited the car's appearance for making his job easier.

The driving character is dare we say it refined.

But the ES hews toward predictability and safety in terms of its driving character.

According to configuration theory, organizations strive for consistency between design parameters and contingency factors and the interdependencies among organizational elements create a stable pattern of action resonating around joint themes that reflect the driving character of the firm.

For Kant the ultimate goal was the perfect form of civil society; so too for Crummell, though his vision reserves a central driving role to the character of agents, moreso than to the justice of actions.

Likewise, it is known that inactivation of M1 has a more significant effect on the activity in PMv and SMA than vice versa (Schmidlin et al. 2008), which one would expect if descending connections to M1 were more modulatory, and ascending connections from M1 more driving in character.

Knowing what is driving your character will make everything fall into place.

"Ricky Bobby," they called him, casting him as the Will Ferrell race-driving character in "Talladega Nights".

Their early pieces had a punky, hard-driving character, and the titles exuded anti-academic insolence: "Lick," "Cheating, Lying, Stealing," "Yo Shakespeare".