The phrase "smooth character" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe someone who is charming, suave, and able to navigate social situations with ease. Example: James Bond is known for his smooth character, effortlessly charming his way through dangerous missions and seducing his enemies.
Beauty (the province of women) was smooth; character (the province of men) was rugged.
But the most striking difference is how much more refined this already smooth character has become.
Now, Big Daddy Kane is this smooth character, but he was a good sport about what D-Stroy was doing".
In "Death and the Maiden," his Death was a steady, smooth character, all the more imposing for being so unassuming.
Right now it's a scintillating prospect – an arcade stealth creator kit, with really cool cyberpunk visuals, lovely smooth character animation and bags of UGC potential.
Mr. Green said his concern had been focused by an advertisement in Rolling Stone magazine, offering posters of the "Smooth Character" cartoon.
The guys in the police department and even the smooth characters like Proposition Joe are always a hop behind him.
Suddenly, there were neo-Nazis and Aryan leagues, and the people involved were no longer crazed souls operating mimeograph machines in basements but smooth characters, in suits, running for public office.
He asked me to consider those nonstop ads for Viagra, Levitra and Cialis, where smooth characters whisk their women off into the night with Astaire-like grace and Brando-like animalism.
Identification of local anisotropy and determination of principal axes are addressed through different methods that are designed to be tolerant to the non-smooth character of images on the pixel scale.
The interpretation of the PDFs for different values of L is the following: a value of L>500 for instance contains many noise components, indicated by its non-smooth character; on the other hand, the PDF curves for L<50 are smoothed out and no threshold can be defined based on its shape.
