Sentence examples for embracing character from inspiring English sources
She graduated summa cum laude in May, with two degrees, one in communications and one in hospitality administration, which everyone thought was absolutely fitting for a woman with her embracing character.
About the same time, toy makers noticed that their earnings from selling "Star Wars" characters were more profitable than the movies themselves and fully embraced character licensing.
The government should embrace character-building and all-round education not as an alternative to academic attainment but as an essential adjunct of it.
The book is eerily prescient, as it predicts not just the lasting fascination with Trump and how America would come to embrace characters who get away with serial murders (Hannibal Lecter, Dexter) but also how Bateman's obsessions with fashion, youth and extravagant cuisine have moved from moneyed metrosexuals to the culture at large.
Cumpa Cosimo is the established landmark trattoria and has a framed photo of a very bronzato Michael Winner embracing the "character" proprietress to prove it.
They are provided in large part by the sense of fine actors like Lois Smith and Sam Rockwell fully embracing their characters.
The movie also seems to have a streak of homophobia through the guise of embracing gay characters.
Her advice to present-day actors who find themselves forever linked to a particular role: "I would embrace the character, because it won't do any good if you don't".
There is a readiness in Irish culture to embrace the "character" or "chancer"; an eccentric, usually male figure who is impossible to live with but beloved in fuzzy memory.
Sharing the stage for the entire evening with three gifted musicians who are an integral part of the proceedings, Ms. Braden embraces the character of Bessie so completely that their personas mesh into one, especially when she is performing as a singer and not as the narrator of Bessie's life.
