Sentence examples for patchy character from inspiring English sources

Overall, the late-glacial vegetation cover had a more open and patchy character than inferred from previous pollen studies as assessment of the vegetation succession based on macrofossil evidence is essential.

The input can beconsidered as a disturbance due to its seasonal and patchy character, but at the same time as the energy source that sustains the benthic community [8], [9].

That's something that's understood for male characters (it's a large part of Chief's story), but still patchy for female characters.

Every night for five days leading to the episode's premiere, Patchy the Pirate (a character portrayed as the president of the SpongeBob SquarePants Fan Club played by Tom Kenny), and other celebrity guests searched in various locations for Gary.

I had no idea that he was referring to the actual name of the show ['The Lost Episode']." The live action scenes were directed by Mark Osborne, and were hosted by Tom Kenny in character as Patchy the Pirate, the president of the fictional SpongeBob SquarePants fan club.

Early in Darrell J. Roodt's rushed, patchy biopic, "Winnie Mandela," the title character makes a grand entrance in a South African courtroom wearing a stunning outfit you might see in a glossy magazine devoted to African fashion.

Lacking the narrative clarity of its predecessor, this patchy sequel juggles too many character-threads to be anything more than episodic.

Yes, perhaps, for a biographer, this adds another dimension to a patchy view of a subject's character.

On the other hand, Patchy the Pirate became the easiest character to make "because he has the most humanoid proportions".

Quality is patchy, however.

In unregulated markets quality control is patchy.