Sentence examples for mercantile character from inspiring English sources
The point is made that the most characterizing feature of international contracts governed by the CISG lies in the their multi-jurisdictional aspect, whereas other features, such as the mercantile character and the long-distance shipment, although relevant in the concrete assessment of transaction costs, do not significantly differentiate international contracts vis-à-vis domestic ones.
I'm just not part of the purely mercantile industrial production of cinema.
The anxiety expressed in the opening scene by Antonio (a quietly masochistic Byron Jennings) -- the play's title character, whose fortunes are "all at sea," in mercantile ships -- infuses even the jolliest, funniest moments of this "Merchant".
The urban juncture it occupies has its roots in the 1860s as the city of Bombay began changing its character from a military post of the British to a mercantile capital.
Todd Solondz is not a satirist but a caricaturist, whose derisive views of middle-class characters feed into art-house viewers' prejudices regarding the tasteless and the mercantile.
Melet Mercantile head scarves.
Melet Mercantile scarf and wristband.
Melet Mercantile fabric (as headdress).
