Sentence examples for dynamic in character from inspiring English sources

The great problems of capital theory are dynamic in character, and comparative statics throws only a dim light on them.

Modern ideologies are dynamic in character and form strong motivators for any type of human action.

Extracellular matrix remodeling is, however, dynamic, altering in character as the disease process develops.

3 The epidemic remains extremely dynamic, growing and changing in character as the virus exploits new opportunities for transmission.

Mr. Hill is here introducing the character dynamic — in interviews, he refers to it as "the muscle and the mouth" — that would shape several of his early films, the best-known being the Nick Nolte-Eddie Murphy pairing in "48 Hrs.," from 1982.

In the actress' opinion, villains continue to be the most dynamic characters in Disney films.

So we've got an unequivocal order: Louis C.K. should've won for the merits of his brilliant, groundbreaking first season or Steve Carell should've won for his tireless work at being the funniest, best, most dynamic character in a comedy show in the past 20 years, and maybe ever.

Also worth mentioning is the queasy dynamic in which the male characters' violent impulses are condemned in theory but, when acted on, seem to be implicitly excused, or at least overlooked.

"He now leaves us having created one of the most enigmatic and dynamic characters in television," Mr. Lieberstein said.

Though based loosely on the experience of another actor, Calvero is also a counterfactual self-portrait of a Chaplin who was untouched by the cinema and left to squander his uniquely dynamic character in an art form that was itself in its senescence.

They are dynamic environments, each of them as individual in character as the students in them.