Sentence examples for principle characters from inspiring English sources

One of the novel's principle characters is the noisy, rumbling, chaotic, and democratic London.

From our point of view "Anna Karenina" is a noble book — not only because the principle characters are aristocrats but because they all have a certain weight.

And the third revisits the Tallis family in the year 1999, the principle characters who survived the war having grown aged and frail themselves.

As a text, the idea is simple: Stephens has taken all the principle characters from Bizet's opera and reimagined them as unconnected characters wandering through an unnamed modern city.

It's a wonderful challenge, but we have 10 principle characters -– 10 [series] regulars, I should say.

The principle characters, Pan and Hermaphroditus, undergo metamorphosis towards the final drawing, with every small floral or animal addition and every physical adaptation having its own meaning.

"Most important, the Republican party must recommit to a basic principle – character counts," he wrote in the New York Times on Friday.

The cards at the end of the episode revealing every principle character's fate remind us that OJ is eligible for parole next year.

In some ways it's superior to Le Carre, because it affirms principle, character, grit and goodness, without the murky moral equivocations of George Smiley's world.

Her problems are the most everyday of the four principles characters, which is why she's everyone's favourite housewife.

For each non-principle character φ ∈ Irr ( G ′ ), by Lemma 3.1, there exists U φ such that | U φ / G ′ | ≤ 3. Now we consider the action of G on the set of Irr ( G ′ ) ∖ { 1 G ′ } by g : θ → θ g for θ ∈ Irr ( G ′ ) and g ∈ G. Subcase 1.1.