Sentence examples for implications of characters from inspiring English sources
Unfortunately, Ellis spends most of the novel emphasizing this one point and fails to explore the implications of characters' choices.
When their inventor agreed that "It's really about time that Carrot and Angua got married," a good proportion of the audience called out "Yes!" The implications of character questions needed no spelling out.
The story is simple, yet the implications of its characters' emotions and actions are profound.
Though theatergoers unfamiliar with Mozart or Casanova may be perplexed by much of this show, the implications of its characters' spending lots of time beneath those oversize skirts should be lost on no one.
The moment in which Lin Xue confronts her husband with the incriminating pictures and goes ballistic suggests the division between tradition and modernity in a drama that seems otherwise detached from the social implications of its characters' behavior.
They can look like rag dolls or skeletons, but all manage to carry the rich implications of real character.
I'm not 34 anymore and I don't worry about the political implications of this character," he says of his sitcom self.
I feel that strongly because of the meta-dramatic implications of that character.
How could I understand the implications of a character like Enrique, when the butt of every joke on screen was what I so deeply feared in myself?
Maybe in regaling us with the lavish, subtle eroticism of boots and black leather, Cruise does his Nazi with a cinematic flair, but the complex implications of this character and era require serious contemplation not just flair--something Cruise and director Bryan Singer addressed in this interview drawn from a recent press conference.
However, mechanistic investigations were significantly advanced by recognizing the specific electrophilic nature of ACR and understanding the implications of this electronic character on the selective nucleophile targeting that determines the corresponding covalent adduct chemistry.
