Sentence examples for molding character from inspiring English sources

Karel describes herself as "a staccato person"—a quick talker, a giddy storyteller, by her own account a little "woo-woo but Hillary, she says, is a "molding character," a grounded authority figure.

Today Hideshi Hino teaches at the Osaka University of the Arts in, as described hilariously by Japanese Wikipedia, the "Department of molding character".

Taguchi method was used for optimizing the manufacturing parameters, namely molding pressure, molding temperature and molding time, for friction materials.

But as bad as they were — and they were bad — those two character-molding slumps have helped shape the player Bay would eventually become because he still uses them as points of reference whenever new struggles arrive.

And while rust is a genuine and pulsating aesthetic in post-industrial America, it is more so akin to the look of a scar: or a character-molding image of resilience that's now part of the culture's flesh, and as such can come off as lame when it's fabricated to make the appearance of something look "harder" than what is.

For Feig, the challenge isn't creating wacky characters, it's molding humor so that audiences can relate.

"It sounds corny, but I see my role as molding kids and giving them hope".

Dissenters "were most concerned with molding children into people of good moral character and habits".

"Americans often want a mix of English character–high ceilings, intricate plaster moldings, working fireplaces with American amenities like air conditioning, parking and security that is very difficult to find," says Paul Tayler, Paul Tayler a broker with Sotheby's International Realty in London.

For his office he wanted something with character: exposed brick walls, high ceilings, crown moldings.

The house retains much of its original character, including pumpkin-pine floors, wide window moldings, exposed brick chimneys and hand-hewn ceiling beams.