Sentence examples for made of characters from inspiring English sources

Text is made of characters.

In the English language, for instance, the symbol scheme is made of characters as the letters of the Roman alphabet—"a," "b," "c," etc.—as well as compound characters such as "ape" or "house".

Hence, for instance, the Roman alphabet is made of characters in a notational scheme because any inscription of, say, the letter "a" (A or a or a…) expresses the same character and hence can be chosen at will, and because each of such marks cannot be used for any other letter of the alphabet.

Initially pencil drawings were made of characters which were then digitally coloured in, before being cleaned up.

No doubt much will be made of some characters' resemblances to real Washington figures.

"The Chinese word for crisis is made of two characters: one is danger, the other is opportunity".

Also, there are terms made of garbage characters that are never found in dictionary.

In Chinese, "firewall" is made of two characters: one for censorship, the other for opportunity.

This Falstaff is not the all-dominating life force that the scholar Harold Bloom has made of the character.

It gave me an idea of what Oliver Cromwell would have made of the character".

Master Replicas have made sculptures of characters and replicas of jewellery and the Dead Man's Chest.