Sentence examples for in character of from inspiring English sources
The book is more a study in character – of the swift reactions of a volatile, opportunistic and irresponsible egotist to changing circumstances – than a staid political narrative.
Sir Alec was the antithesis in character of the Welsh poet, but he gave a performance so heartwrenchingly sad that he won almost every available acting prize that season.
More galling perhaps was the North Castle Planning Board chairman Douglas Cassetta's rationale that the Cider Mill project was more in character of keeping with the surrounding residential neighborhoods.
Therefore one cannot escape the conclusion that Bush v. Gore rests on about nothing more than the simple intuition of a majority of the Court that Florida's procedures for deciphering ballots, common though they may be, just won't do because they offend the Court's own notion, more aesthetic than constitutional in character, of how ballots should be tabulated.
Photos taken on high from nearby buildings show the project's immensity.Also displayed are flyers for town-hall meetings, and other documents of the era, including a letter Ms Delaney sent to the Democrat mayor, Dianne Feinstein (now a senator), in 1981, urging her to learn more about the "critical shift in character" of the South of Market area.
The "Fifty Shades" story is completely familiar even to those who haven't yet seen it, as it follows modern movie myths of social mobility, from "A Star Is Born" to "Pretty Woman," in which a poor woman of narrow experience proves the soul-mate and the equal in character of a wealthy and worldly man.
Instead, it is the size (measured in characters) of the largest common subsequence of s1 and s2.
There's been essentially no percentage increase in characters of color from 2007.
There's been essentially no percentage increase in characters of color from 2007. .
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