Sentence examples for mobile characters from inspiring English sources

The moving train is like the mobile characters, whose minds make their own versions of the world from the partial data derived from comic misunderstandings and isolated encounters.

Love, or lust, secured through such means can be somewhat dissatisfying, though, so these ambitious, upwardly mobile characters are forced to forge on in search of a new fix — or, as the philosopher Alan Watts puts it in "The Book," "When the outcome of a game is certain, we call it quits and begin another".

This proved the mobile character of the micellar systems studied, provided by the mobility of the chains of the low Tg hydrophobic block poly(M1) at 25 °C, although in a highly segregated state.

Its mobile character was documented by time-lapse atomic force microscopy.

"I thought it would be both an effective look," Ishihara elaborated, "as well as make for a reasonably mobile character for a polygon-based action game".

Max Ernst depicts him as the only mobile character in the Dadaists' group portrait Au Rendez-vous des Amis ("A Friends' Reunion", 1922), while, in one of Man Ray's photographs, he is shown kneeling to kiss the hand of an androgynous Nancy Cunard.

However, the presence of recombinase-coding genes points to the mobile character of these elements and suggests that at least some of them are functional prophages.

The low EE of 5-FU may be attributed to the extensive mobile character of the small 5-FU molecule, which does not associate with the lipid bilayer.

Transposable elements (TEs) are threatening genomic stability due to their mobile character and their creating repetitive sequence islands that can initiate ectopic recombination (Kazazian, 2004).

In the 60s The Likely Lads, for example, was about Rodney Bewes's upwardly-mobile character, Bob, who wanted to be an executive, and his friend Terry, who wanted to stay true to his working-class roots.

In the US, Thomas is many things, as Barry's mobile, ambiguous characters frequently are.