Sentence examples for predetermined characters from inspiring English sources

The player competes through storylines of various lengths, switching predetermined characters as they are completed.

The expedition's other principal is Dr. Thomas Potter, a physician convinced that races have predetermined character types.

A cleverly but comfortingly structured romp of mistaken identity and stolen opportunity, it's a rare contemporary romantic comedy in which attraction doesn't seem predetermined; its characters actually work toward an appreciation of each other.

Ledgard tried to tell this loaded story in a nuanced way despite being in authorial captivity, bound by a plot and many characters predetermined by actual events.

So instead of writing predetermined dialogue for characters that I thought up in my head, I decided to start with the people I wanted to work with and then hand-craft characters custom designed just for them.

With these pretreatment methods, the stability of the rank is predetermined by this character due to the low relative standard deviation of the uninduced biological variation of the high abundant metabolites.

While it was surely a lesson in managing the interests and egos of his high-profile cast, it also alleviated frustrations he encountered on other recent efforts while allowing him the peculiar joy of building stories from established characters and predetermined plot points.

The gameplay consists of elements of first-person shooter and action-adventure game with restricted movement (i.e. "on rails") —rather than allow free motion, the game limits the on-screen character to predetermined paths through the environment.

This technique was a way for writers of modern tragedy to meld Freudianism with the classical past, in which characters' fates are predetermined.

Analyses revealed plastic morphometric characters at branch level, and predetermined morphometric traits at colony level (only single trait exhibited plasticity under extreme manipulation state).

Ha Jin is clumsier when he allows more recent events to take over the plot of "The Crazed," partly because fictional characters seldom fall into step with predetermined narratives.