Sentence examples for speed character from inspiring English sources

And they reflect the fact that, despite his gold medals and world records at 200 meters (19.32 seconds) and 400 meters (43.18 seconds), Johnson has found it necessary to repeatedly defend his stunning accomplishments against what he considers disrespectful remarks about his speed, character and integrity.

She is a playable Team Rose "speed" character in Sonic Heroes with Cream the Rabbit and Big the Cat. Worried about Sonic (whom she has not seen in over a month), Amy finds his picture in a newspaper and joins Cream and Big to look for their own friends: Cream for a Chao named Chocola and Big for his frog friend Froggy.

In spite of these changes, though, the circuit has retained its essential high-speed character and the drivers universally love it".

The acceptable speed for character turnover is to some extent determined by the genre of a television show.

It is more radical than a "transformation", when the old regime controls the speed and character of the change, as happened in post-communist Central Asia.

The decisions taken this week by Barack Obama and David Cameron, and the language they use to convey them, may come to determine the speed and character of the west's withdrawal from Afghanistan over the next two years.

"It may have been that this was some sort of dramatic gesture, not normally in Mr Speed's character, but nonetheless, a possibility".

The main findings are that deleterious mutations (a) change the speed and character of antigenic evolution, and (b) affect the epidemiology of influenza; in particular, they can explain the linear shape of the influenza tree.

And, although the action hurtles along at great speed, the characters lack any local habitation: Hilton's one reckless gesture towards realism is to have Edgar enter munching a pear.

The clouds seem to chase after each other with the high speed of characters you see in old silent movies.

A symphony isn't just a structure, a musical formula, or a set of containers - three or four movements of contrasting speeds and characters - that composers merely had to fill in to qualify as "symphonic" writers.