Sentence examples for ideas of character from inspiring English sources
But most writers of fiction -- and filmmakers and playwrights, doubtless -- are drawn to a subject not by its weighty historical significance but by ideas of character and story, by the potential inherent in them and by the imaginative possibilities in their elaboration.
Adding taxa, fossil or not, to a cladistic analysis might change the pattern of relationships and the ideas of character evolution.
Nonetheless, humanistic and behavioural ideas had to contend with culturally powerful and thus strongly persistent ideas of character defects as they were applied to people with alcohol problems in US treatment systems and society more broadly 39.
A cold eye is cast on character - the very idea of character - in all Conrad's novels.
Fines and arrests back up the rightwing idea of character failure; George Osborne sleeps that bit more easily.
(Mr. Dancy doesn't have much to play besides nervousness and exhaustion; the show's idea of character development is to make him a collector of stray dogs).
Such awkwardness aside, however, the idea of character education as the key to success is now generating serious political buzz on both sides of the Atlantic.
A veteran engineer who's been making runs on Rust Belt tracks for three decades, Frank is less a character than a collection of bits and pieces pointing to an idea of character.
