Sentence examples for pioneering character from inspiring English sources

I mean, come on guys: if it wasn't for their pioneering character development, you wouldn't be there.

A classic. 8. Orlando by Virginia Woolf With a poet hero who changes gender and becomes a heroine, lives for centuries and influences the literary canon throughout, Orlando is a pioneering character in more ways than one.

Our study highlights the pioneering character of the multidimensional IOGA concept, for which the relationship between clinical and organisational attributes, on the one hand, and contextual antecedents, on the other, is not well understood.

With respect to music therapy as a young discipline in health services research and the pioneering character of home-based music therapy work in practice, the nine reports and technical papers are listed in Table 2. Of the 20 publications, 11 describe outcome studies.

This study highlights the pioneering character of the multidimensional IOGA concept, for which there is a lack of pertinent data to understand the nature of such a complex approach, the organisational and practice changes required, and the outcomes that may realistically be anticipated.

Present studies are, however, of a pioneer character and a larger group of the animals of various ages should be examined.

It would be so nice to be able to hunker down on my own sofa with "Roseanne," the blockbuster sitcom from my twenties, a feminist show that was tough about class, with pioneering gay characters and a memorably complex teen girl.

Memorably described by Andrew Marr as a "genuine political nutter", Boulton retorted that he had pioneered the "character political commentary" and that Marr "would not exist" without him.

Franklin grew up in isolated bush regions of New South Wales that were much like the glum setting of her first novel, My Brilliant Career (1901; filmed 1980), with its discontented, often disagreeable pioneer characters; yet, she was passionately attached to these regions.

Why not a Citizen's Hall of Fame?" Douglas was included in a tribute to pioneering women when television character Lisa Simpson made a papier-mâché bust of her with Georgia O'Keeffe and Susan B. Anthony in an early episode of The Simpsons.

"Ghosts of the pioneers," one character calls them.