Sentence examples for much of character from inspiring English sources

Maybe Dr. Pettitte, staff shrink, would be too much of character stretch, but even Sabathia was reluctant to claim the necessary credentials for the job.

In Bruno de Almeida's feature film, from a screenplay by Joseph Minion, whose credits include "After Hours," the two principal characters behave with a consistent illogic that seems born not so much of character or circumstance as of filmmaking whim.

First, Ms. Bainbridge has wrought a Johnson so intellectually scintillating and emotionally unpredictable that her novel becomes a study not so much of character as of the mysteriousness of character.

She reminds me very much of characters in Agatha Christie, and there are many handy murder weapons littering this narrative (the crowbar has already been mentioned).

They act not so much out of character but deep within it".

Does either of them have much strength of character or emotional determination, having been derailed so easily in the past?

Which would seem, to the armchair fan, as much out of character as our own Graeme, but nonetheless somewhat questionable".

Ms. Gifford's work is uneven, but she doesn't have much depth of character to work with.

But Mr. Obama's 16-percentage-point margin of victory in Oregon in 2008 was very much out of character for the state.

The $45,000 to Hevesi "was very much out of character for Trump at the time," Barrett told The Huffington Post.

Lucasfilm licensing department initially rejected two of the designs for looking too much out of character, so Chin produced new designs which were ultimately approved.