Sentence examples for gains character from inspiring English sources

Whereas a pair of jeans gains character over time, a phone does no such thing.

The "Athens Charter" promoted the idea that a city gains character from its continual changes over many years; this notion was written before the advent of mass bombings and the Second World War and therefore held little meaning for Tange who had evidenced the destruction of Hiroshima.

Once you could have called their hits interchangeable, now they're gaining character.

From Act II on, though, his account of the score steadily gained character, confidence and excitement.

Mr Clare was keen to hang on longer and thought the company gained character from going through the mill.

Delta Pi decided to postpone its rush until the spring to allow time for the group to gain character within the dormitory system, according to President Lawrence P. Lubowsky '92.

Back in the day, not only were these bits of iron the latest gadgets, but they were a means of gaining character.

Through such interactions, Cutcliffe believes, across age, gender, position, with no social-status points to be gained, character is born, and character is what he wants on his football team.

Use skills repeatedly to gain ranks in them, and gain character levels as you gain ranks.

Through her drawings, paintings and hot-glued sculptures, random objects gain character and a new purpose.

Similarly, Felson sells his soul and betrays the one person who really knows and loves him in a Faustian pact to gain character.