Sentence examples for giving character from inspiring English sources

"Giving character to a group of blossoms is more difficult than a single flower," she says.

Mr. Su said he ordered one of the watches because he liked the idea of a patina's developing with time, giving character to the timepiece: "And also, I'm embarrassed to admit, a Panerai limited edition itself is appealing, since they are usually tough to get".

If he is a motive-utilitarian who thinks that one should act as the person with the motives or virtues most productive of happiness would act, then a case could be made for his giving character priority over practical reason.

But the alternative -- giving character short shrift in how we evaluate the people who work for us -- hasn't always worked so well in business or politics.

It would, he says, be like giving characters iPods and cappuccinos.

Giving characters a line of work is a way to make them begin to be plausible to me.

Pixar tapped Full for help in giving characters in A Bug's Life more personality through motion.

Fumi Nakashima, the sub-character chief designer, concentrated on giving characters from different regions and cultures distinct styles of clothing.

Arkham Asylum is also widely celebrated for Gaspar Saladino's distinctive lettering work and giving characters their own fonts.

This means giving characters complex personalities and faults.

Age can help give character.