Sentence examples for group's characters from inspiring English sources

Wayne MacLaurin of SF Site describes the module as "a classic" and a "must have" for gamers, saying that when he played the game in high school, most of his group's characters quickly died.

Whether the group's character matters to Barrett's potential candidacy for the Supreme Court is a divisive question.

"Where does it say that because of a man's sexual preference, I don't get to point out a group's character defects?

Here he delves into the backgrounds and beliefs of the members of the Secret Six during their three-year involvement with the plan and gives us, for the first time, a revealing picture of the group's character.

Only after the teacher has confirmed the correctness of a group's character are points assigned to its members.

This resulted in a book that is vitalized not by the subtle development of character at least individual character but rather the development of a group's character.

More about the group's many characters Brett Gelman on Mr. K: "He's definitely the weirdest of the group, but in a way, he's the simplest and most straightforward.

"Tim's the strong, silent type," said Jonathan Uffelman, the group's wryest character.

Wood considers a clear understanding of this apocalypticism very valuable — a primary reason that it's worth dwelling on the group's religious character.

Yet it was The Band (1969) that really defined the group's grainy character.

But you could also argue that, if something like an apocalypse is possible, putting undue emphasis on the group's religious character could hasten it.