Sentence examples for emerging character from inspiring English sources
As a result, Brasilia's emerging character - seen through its fiestas, handcrafts, manners and dialect - is increasingly being shaped by northeasterners.
Furthermore, this study particularly emphasizes the emerging character of employer branding and the impact of an established social infrastructure within employer brand creation.
At that time Broadway north of 59th Street was called the Boulevard, reflecting the emerging character of the West Side -- which was sometimes called the West End -- as a residential enclave separate from the rest of the city.
They raise the possibility that some viral infections may reflect "emerging diagnoses" of diseases that are circulating more widely than thought, with an emerging character primarily a matter of improved detection of the culprit pathogens.
So, beginning in May, he will be a writer at large and take a Richard Hofstapproachke approach to reporting on the ideological and historical roots--and emerging character -- of today's roiling political movements.
And this vow, as he narrated it, spoke of Rais's emerging character: on one level, the sacrifice and self-denial, the willingness to shelve any plan and scale any mountain for the family; and, on another, his early intuition that the strings tying down others need not bind him.
From India's Nehru to Yugoslavia's Tito, the looming superpowers both courted and villainized these emerging characters, licking their lips at the possibility of proxy-loyalty and offering the narrow option of the carrot or the stick.
A likewise reduction of a newly emerged character (wings) has for example been described in stick insects (Phasmatodea; [ 36]).
Tonight's show doesn't find any of them exactly emerging as characters, but the picture of who flies in their airspace certainly does.
Every action, every plot development and revelation felt organic, emerging inevitably from character and circumstance, not laziness or expedience.
