Sentence examples for intended character from inspiring English sources

A change in an object which improves the fit between its actual and intended character is, from the standpoint of the author's intentions, a progressive change.

Aspects of free-text responses were categorized into (a) declared goals of the programs, (b) means by which the program aims to achieve these goals and (c) intended character of the mentoring relationships.

The jury chooses the sound packages that most closely match the intended character of the new vehicle.

The Success Condition concerns the fit between the actual and the intended character of an object; the Acceptance Condition the fit between the author's conception of an object and its intended character.

If the actual character of an object does not agree with its intended character, it is unsatisfactory from the author's point of view, and if the author's conception of an object does not agree with its intended character, the artifact is subjectively unsatisfactory from the author's point of view.

The actual character of an artifact is of course always much richer than the intended character: the artifact fits an author's intentions if and only if the former includes the latter.

Spotnitz and Carter did not have much time to cast the character, but they knew this casting would be important since they intended the character to become a recurring character.

Reptile's appearance in Shaolin Monks used an amalgam of his three previous designs, intended by character designer Mark Lappin to portray a classic yet fresh feel for the character.

George Clooney, who played the crime fighter in the poorly received 1997 film Batman & Robin, said he intended the character to appear gay.

Ed Westwick (Tybalt) and 15-year-old Kodi Smit-McPhee (Benvolio) strengthen an authentically youthful cast – Shakespeare originally intended the character of Juliet to be only 13.

Anyway, that's why Thompson intended her character in Back to the Future to be a "political statement" to show what happened to women when they were repressed.