Sentence examples for of a certain character from inspiring English sources
"Lawmakers should be people of a certain character and caliber," Ms. Shankar said.
(The death of a certain character sneakily leaves open a comeback possibility).
I quoted Devine for a reason: Up In Arms is an attempt to make work of a certain character which we couldn't have made elsewhere.
Leo Tsimmer, whose Sleepy Hudson development company installed a different monitoring system at 519 West 23rd Street, a condo in West Chelsea, endorsed the amenity for buildings of a certain character.
"To have propositional form, a basic representational state must represent an object and represent it as of a certain character" (MEV: 336).
Cognitive performance at different levels (identifying, retrieving, summarizing, analyzing, critiquing, and evaluating) regarding a specific listening activity under certain conditions are identified to describe listener's listening ability, e.g. "can follow complicated stories narrated at normal speed, and analyze the motivation or intention of a certain character".
Badhwar (2003, p. 46) similarly understands love to be a matter of "one's overall emotional orientation towards a person the complex of perceptions, thoughts, and feelings"; as such, love is a matter of having a certain "character structure".
Mind you, this was a couple of years before a certain character said it, but I said it to myself in my Brooklynese, "Oinie -- I got a feeling we ain't in Brooklyn no more!" We got out on the station and Lil held our hands until her fingers were breaking and we waited until all the people left the station platform.
There may be patterns of behavior in a certain character that doesn't exist in canon or something similar to that.
Know what type of clients call and what type of calls are required of you, whether it be a certain character you must play or a certain type of fantasy a client may want.
When simply asking people to address you appropriately can be seen as an act of defiance, that builds a certain character.
