Sentence examples for somewhat episodic character from inspiring English sources

The Raghuvaṃśa is famous for its beautiful descriptions and incidental narratives, which give the poem a somewhat episodic character; among them are a description of the six seasons (spring, summer, rainy, autumn, winter, and dewy) and the story of a young hermit who went to the river to fill a water jar for his parents and was killed by a stray arrow.

While the structure of the book is somewhat episodic, Isaacs's pitch is perfect.

Sorkin's departure after season four exposed its somewhat episodic formula: a serious crisis requiring President Bartlet's cool head, and a comical subplot involving a turkey, a dead fish or a looming meteorite.

Stravinsky, bully that he is, has also pushed out space deserved for a full review of the Britten Sinfonia strings, who toured a meticulously thoughtful if somewhat episodic English programme, ending tonight in Norwich.

Nina Hoch, a German actress with movie-star poise and a naturalistic lack of vanity, holds the somewhat episodic, occasionally confusing story together with the clarity and nuance of her performance.

Tree recruitment for mid-elevation, mixed-conifer stands was somewhat episodic and asynchronous among plots.

As mentioned above, phototoxicity has a high degree of variability due to its episodic character.

Furthermore, gene loss has been reported to be a more uniform, 'clock-like' process than gene gain, which shows a stronger episodic character [ 19, 29].

Initially, the pain has an episodic character and can be relieved by rest, but with disease progression the pain intensifies and becomes more constant.

Smith, the voice of Lisa Simpson, is the only cast member who regularly voices only one character, although she occasionally plays other episodic characters.

Verbeek's somewhat quirky character estranged him from his players.