Eastwood revels in the surfaces, showing that, even in the course of this light-hearted journey, the substance of character reveals itself, as in the contemplation, in Rome, of a site of gory death as entertainment, and in a visit to Hitler's bunker, in Berlin.
It remains unclear whether pictures of neural processes or of brain anatomy can reveal a person's morals or the substance of their character.
His plays are noted for their use of understatement, small talk, reticence and even silence to convey the substance of a character's thought, which often lies several layers beneath, and contradicts, his speech.
Mr. Knee does not sustain a two-character play with the substance of two characters, even though it is psychologically interesting to chart Henry and Anna's contrasting, changing and overlapping degrees of emotional camouflage.
She preferred to present the individuals as archetypes, with the substance of their characters expressed through song and the transfiguring props.
This is politics at its nastiest, name calling in place of substance, character destruction in place of ideas.
As a result, it is the flashes of policy substance and the moments of character revelation that tell us most about what the two men on the stage would be or are—like as leaders.
His campaign was marred by a confounding lack of vision or substance, lacklustre performance debates, oddly out-of-character smiling, and general inability to understand or counter why people may have been flocking to Trudeau.
Within the political establishment, particularly its conservative elements, Ryan has a reputation as a man of character and substance.
The units may be electrons, atoms, ions, or molecules, depending on the nature of the substance and the character of the reaction (if any).
Project Sylpheeds plot has the style and substance of typical anime, depicting characters as the focal points of events rather than individual pawns in the grand scheme of things.
