Sentence examples for mutual character from inspiring English sources
Crédit Agricole will retain its mutual character, since control stays with the regional banks.
The pair exchanged glances in a hallway and Pete hoped, after consulting with Ken, that the possibility of mutual character assassination would lead to the pair keeping schtum.
Importantly, these initiatives were successful as a result of both the high proportion of elite residents involved and their mutual character, which meant that they were sustained through active working-class initiative.
Due to the mutual character of courtship in the mating system, both males and females are able to accept or reject mates, depending on their individual size compared to that of the mating partner.
To investigate the mutual character of the RRI and SAP we calculated the FFT-based coherence and phase between the RRI and SAP as a function of frequency and time using sliding time windows.
The sociologist Christine B. Whelan reports that by 2008, men's interest in a woman's education and intelligence had risen to No. 4, just after mutual attraction, dependable character and emotional stability.
For all the differences between the worlds shown in the Paradise films, what connects them is their characters' mutual longing for the unattainable.
Produced on a comparative shoestring, in return for which they were given final cut, the film's atmospheric New York locations (Harlem, Little Italy, SoHo clubs) seem only to highlight the characters' mutual absorption.
When Amir's colleague Jory (the wry, funny Karen Pittman) and her museum-curator husband, Isaac Erik Jensenn), come to dinner, bringing not just Magnolia Bakery pudding but three major plot points between them, the tribalism beneath the characters' mutual respect begins to emerge.
Negga and Edgerton are both outstanding, and at times their characters' mutual devotion acquires an almost comic tinge.
Even shows like "Seinfeld," "All in the Family," "Mad Men" and "Roseanne" bookend their characters' mutual animosity with vital moments of affection.
