Sentence examples for need for character from inspiring English sources

Vice President Al Gore, meanwhile, began his campaign with pointed comments about the need for character in high office, explicitly seeking to distance himself from Mr. Clinton.

A mother of three, including two at the Harrison Avenue School, Mrs. Howland said: "For the past two years, there has been a lot of talk about the need for character education.

But a marauding band called "the Wolves" is not far away.Not every episode works, as the show's creators (who have gone through the odd culling as well) balance the need for character development with that for action; a few zombies must be dispatched every time.

That and the new president's speech (short but not all sweet, with references to the need for character and responsibility that seemed to many to be aimed at the departing president) and the 21-gun salute by the massed howitzers and the parade down Pennsylvania Avenue -- all the pomp and ceremony could not help but solidify Mr. Bush's claim to the presidency.

- The need for characters to have distinctive voices.

One concern is that using cognitive enhancers as a shortcut to success will threaten personal satisfaction in achievement, reduce the need for character-building effort and weaken our sense of identity.

Discussing character design, Mitsoda said he tried to disguise the need for characters who simply point a player in an appropriate direction: "You need a character to pose a problem or give out a quest or be a barrier of some kind.

"There really was a need for a character of color in children's programming," Mr. Lempert said.

The government-appointed panel that looked into the causes of the riots emphasised the effect of troubled families and the need for building character, "including self-discipline, application, the ability to defer gratification and resilience in recovering from setbacks".A second explanation focuses on policing.

We don't need for every character to be Eurasian.

However, Nolan wanted the antagonist to be vastly different from the previous incarnations and committed to using Bane instead, citing the need for a character with a physical presence within the film.