Sentence examples for means of character from inspiring English sources
Hannah's struggle to pay the rent, Hannah's attempts at office work, Marnie's near-hookup with Booth Jonathan, Jessa's abortion: these were fleeting, consequence-less narrative developments that were an ends to a means of character development.
That unbelievable sense of self investment and a life of trying to love, of pursuing justice but recognizing that the ways of the world were for the most part always tried to crush it by means of character assassination, literal assassination, misinformation, misinterpretation of what you and the movement that you're a part of is trying to do.
Like Renoir, Borden gives these reasons organic roots by means of character — not by the scripting of characters or by actors' pointedly psychological performances but by the personal temperament and attributes that she reveals in the florid and loamy personalities of the actors themselves.
He also delves into the issue of Hazlitt's influence on Keats partly by means of Characters, particularly the chapter on King Lear, and he finds in Hazlitt's comments on Lear interesting contrasts and similarities with the critical views of Wordsworth and Shelley.
Learn the roleplay jargon: RP means roleplay and OOC means out-of-character.
With the continent's hottest war for half a century raging in its south-eastern corner, it would be peculiar, though by no means out of character, if the Union's leaders were focusing on something else.
A struggle means depth of character.
Loss of integrity means loss of character.
When people make OOC topics, that means out of character.
Although the resulting digital sound track can be edited, automatic speech recognition analogous to the recognition of characters and words in text by means of optical character recognition is still under development.
** Shawn is one of the few American playwrights to eschew psychological background as a means of explaining character; he prefers the audience to draw its own conclusions from the characters' behavior.
