"Sometimes with an actor their personality comes across very strongly; some play a range of people whereas others use their inner characters as the basis on which to perform.
In this respect, it compares to Thus Spoke Zarathustra, Book IV, which appears to be Nietzsche's squarely facing, almost as a kind of exorcism, the variety of inner characters that constituted his personality.
Initially facing apathy and resistance from his students, Thackeray ditches the lesson plan and speaks directly to their inner characters, transforming his unruly charges into hopeful--and grateful--young people.
"Each suite does have its own inner character," Mr. Moroney has said in his writings.
He portrayed the ladies of the court with the same sense of inner character he brought to Ginevra de' Benci.
In 2013 – amid drones, assassinations, mass spying, secret courts and tapping journalists' phones – it seems that Obama's race matters less and less, while his inner character is shining through for judgment.
According to him, the Buddha, confident of man's inner character, had shown men the Sacred Way to enlightenment by means of precepts, meditation, and knowledge, thus enabling them to be emancipated from this world of lust and delusion and to attain the other world of ultimate peace.
OBJ1 is drawn at position ("X1," "Y1") with a line, background, and inner character colors of "black," "white," and "black," respectively, according to the description in the rule.
The last line is the rule that when variable "j" has a value that is greater than "i" in the target program, the inner character color of "OBJ1" is updated to "blue".
The "external form of the inner character of a human being" (ibid., p. 322) is the ideal of beauty, when the beauty of that external form expresses the goodness of the internal character; correspondingly, the external expression of inner evil is the most hateful form of appearance.
His mostly quiet inner character seemed out of bounds for them.
