Sentence examples for piece of character from inspiring English sources

In any case, it's a fabulous piece of character design.

Raziel, the star of the show, is a brilliant piece of character design, his gaping maw of a mouth hidden by a ragged cowl.

"The jumps were a little shaky, but I was really happy with something I found inside myself, a new piece of character being able to come back and win".

By George Cecil Cowing The New Yorker, June 8 , 1929P. 88 When I stood on the weighing-machine and went through the ritual of depositing the penny I was issued a card that conveyed a shrewd piece of character reading.

Woods described it as a "grudge-fuelled piece of character assassination".

Woods described it as a "grudge-fuelled piece of character assassination". Jenkins, 84, who has reported on more than 200 majors, said he wrote the piece because he has never been granted an exclusive interview with Woods, who has not played since August because of injury.

Either way, it was, in its prime (seasons 1, 2, and 4) a deliciously satisfying piece of character-driven comic writing, with career-making or defining roles for Peter MacNicol, Jane Krakowski, Lucy Liu, and Portia de Rossi.

"These old, old buildings have these quirks and pieces of character and little stories".

As he explained in his note to the actors in "Angel City" (1976), instead of embodying a "whole character" the actor should consider his performance "a fractured whole with bits and pieces of character flying off the central theme," and aim "to make a kind of music or painting in space without having to feel the need to completely answer intellectually for the character's behavior".

There was talk of the two projects sharing visual assets - however, I've heard scurrilous reports from one developer who claimed almost no graphics were passed from one to the other - only a few pieces of character art cropped up in both.

In our approach, we are dealing with writer authentication, a perfect segmentation is not a barrier in our case, since we are looking to preserve the writer individuality in each grapheme [37], whatever this grapheme may be, a whole character (perfect situation), piece of a character or a combination of several characters.