Sentence examples for put character from inspiring English sources

I've tried to put character at the forefront of my life.

"Handel gives you the opportunity to be vocally inventive, so I love to embellish and decorate and put character into the music," said the soprano, who comes from Zhejiang Province.

His friend Mr. Marcus called after last season and reminded him that at Home Depot, they always put character and integrity at the top of the list of traits they looked for in their executives.

Being consumed by your own sentient sewers is hardly a pleasant way to go, and while that particular resolution felt slightly pat it hardly seemed to matter – this wasn't an episode overly concerned with plot, preferring to put character, dialogue and performance at the forefront.

But even more obvious, in both Mr. Bush's speech and his earlier news conference, was that he planned to put character and ethics at the forefront of his general election campaign, to tie Mr. Gore to the moral lapses of Mr. Clinton and to invoke the vice president's widely criticized actions in the course of raising funds for Mr. Clinton's 1996 re-election campaign.

You put characters in situations of crisis, crime and violence come with that.

Often the writers will put characters in a jam with no idea how to get them out of it.

But, as he says, the writers will often put characters in a jam with no idea of how to get out of it.

He likes to put characters he has played together in his mind with ones he is attempting and have them speak to each other.

Prospero can put characters to sleep, wake them, and disarm them; he can even pull the rug out from under the audience.

Mr. Ting, who also directed the play, has moved the story to a 20th-century American hospital and put characters in military and nurses' uniforms, but he has not adapted Shakespeare's plot or characters to his modern-day set.