Sentence examples for ideal characters from inspiring English sources

Joe and Cal are the ideal characters for future trucks.

The ideal, characters often learn, is to be rich but act populist, to undermine class while reaping its benefits, the way Hepburn learns to be sassy in "The Philadelphia Story" and Colbert's heiress learns to love a penniless journalist.

In order to get more ideal characters of MoS2, we calculated three structures including Mn-B, Mn-C, and Mn-N co-doped MoS2 monolayers in this paper.

This epic depicts for Indians and indeed the world the duties of relationships, portraying ideal characters such as the ideal servant, the ideal brother, the ideal wife, and the ideal king.

What I wanted to show in my movie is the break between these ideal characters, who are well-intended and open-minded and generous on stage, while in real life they become rigid and conservative".

"But he's everywhere," he said, explaining why the senior senator is an ideal character for TMZ.

But the Supreme Court in 1991 acknowledged "a fundamental tension between the ideal character of the judicial office and the real world of electoral politics".

For that matter, in 1843 Emerson had described a "New England race" whose Anglo-Saxon bloodline conditioned "the more ideal character" prevalent in the New England states.

She had already won a couple of challenges, and her manipulation of her fellow cast members and her run-ins with Tim Gunn made her an ideal character for a reality show.

"This was the ideal character: a drunkard who seems to be clueless but is in reality intelligent and observant, and in a certain sense ends up becoming the hero of the movie".

"An ideal character for advertising has what we like to call a perpetual-motion conflict," Mr. Altschul said, "like the Maytag repairman, who wants to be the best at his job but can't because Maytags work so well".