We get to meet a number of children who, with the help of a program or a mentor who stresses character, have turned their lives around remarkably.
I stress character, character, character.
Throughout the day, the Republicans continued to stress character.
He was admired and celebrated by journalists as the coach who did it the right way, who graduated his athletes and stressed character.
Because of TV's budget limitations, Hanna and Barbera developed a "limited animation" technique that allowed them to produce cartoons much more cheaply by stressing character and witty dialogue instead of the action that had highlighted the Tom and Jerry cartoons.
We meet Dave Levin, the founder of KIPP, perhaps the best charter school chain in the country, whose earliest graduates run into problems when they get to college — only 21 percent of them had graduated after six years, according to Tough — and then begins stressing character traits to turn things around.
Alda credited the depth Arbus brought to the role with helping both audiences and the actors themselves "believe some of the stresses our characters were under".
"It helped the audience and … actors believe some of the stresses our characters were under". The younger of two children, Allan Franklin Arbus was born Feb. 15, 1918, in New York City.
From the opening scene, Mr. Waterston stresses the character as a compromiser, as a man of fluctuating principles.
While there will be a Tory prime minister, called Jonathan Whey (played by Rupert Vansittart), Hytner stressed the characters were not reflecting known people.
