Sentence examples for primary characters of from inspiring English sources
As one of the primary characters of Karan Mahajan's latest novel, The Association of Small Bombs, puts it, "People did not care about a small bomb in a foreign country that had injured a Muslim, and why should they?
In XIII, one of the fal'Cie a god-like race transformed a team of six people, the primary characters of the game, into l'Cie (servants of the fal'Cie with magical powers and a 'Focus' an assigned task to be completed within a time limit), in the hope that they would initiate the end of the world.
Angelica Fanshawe, one of the primary characters of "The Devil's Whore," is older now, played here by Eve Best, and has a daughter of her own (Freya Mavor) who's become curious about her father, Edward Sexby, and his anti-monarchist politics.
To define the primary character of water, the rectangular field is divided into eight sub-fields, each of which represents a water type (Table 10).
Clearly, then, the fundamental and primary character of being does not imply simplicity: to exist means to be a given entity in the world or as Avicenna also uses it a "thing" (Ilāhiyyāt, I, 5).
He is the primary character of Part 1 and his unabashed cry for preservation of wild areas resonates throughout the series.
Black serves as the primary character of the series, which centers his investigation into unusual crimes as part of the private investigative organisation the Millennium Group.
The primary character of the game is Mario, who must find Princess Toadstool by going through seven Koopa hotels in the Mushroom Kingdom.
The morphologies of these lamellae serve as the primary characters for species identification.
In explaining the problem and eventual solution, Ms. Fox makes the complexities of linguistic scholarship accessible, weaving observations about language into the stories of her primary characters, two of whom met tragic and untimely ends.
A revised diagnosis of Acrocanthosaurus atokensis finds that the species is distinguished by four primary characters, including: presence of a knob on the lateral surangular shelf; enlarged posterior surangular foramen; supraoccipital protruding as a double-boss posterior to the nuchal crest; and pneumatic recess within the medial surface of the quadrate.
