Sentence examples for no character of from inspiring English sources

Hers was just like every other womb — no character of its own, unless you want to count me.

"It has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion or tranquility of Musselmen," which is how Muslims was spelled back then.

The fact that cotton put into fire generally burns does not mean that fire is a cause of burning; rather, it may be explained as a "habit" that has no character of necessity.

In signing the Treaty of Tripoli in 1796, our second President John Adams wrote: "The United States has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion or tranquillity of Muslims".

Still, no character of mine is as devoted to the cause as Jude Sweetwine in I'll Give You the Sun, who carries around her grandmother's leather-bound "bible" of superstitions, and who, at any time, might have an onion in one pocket to ward off illness and a mirror in another to deflect unwanted attention.

But he also told his listeners a lot of things they wanted to hear – his refusal to castigate Islam, even quoting John Adams to that effect ("the United States has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion or tranquility of Muslims"), and his repeated invocation of the search for common ground.

The show has received a lot of criticism for featuring no characters of color.

Recent alien invasion movies, such as Skyline and Battle: Los Angeles had disappointed by having almost nothing of interest between the special effects, no characters of any note.

Pieces of personal history find their way into almost everything I write, even my more fantastical novels, but no characters of mine have ever been truly modelled on friends or colleagues.

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From Tables 9 and 10, we can find that the CEED model with wind farm reduces the emission cost dramatically in comparison with CEED solution without wind power because of the no-emission character of wind energy.