"sustained character" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used to describe a character in literature or in a performance who remains consistent in their actions, motivations, and personality throughout the story or performance. Example: "Hermione Granger's sustained character throughout the Harry Potter series showed her unwavering bravery, intelligence, and loyalty to her friends."
As much a sustained character portrait as a novel of love and war, the book examines the choices made by such a man as Chris – diffident, cautious, responsible.
In color, Kamrowski's "sustained character" can seem a bit overbearing, as reflected in harsh hues and chiseled organic shapes that might almost be made of carved rock.
In 1950, the not unbiased Surrealist chieftain André Breton singled out Gerome Kamrowski among the young painters he encountered in New York during the war as "the one who has impressed me far the most by reason of the quality and sustained character of his research".
Pearson wrote: "I have no doubt whatsoever that Leadsom became the target of a brutal and sustained character assassination".
But it's not enough simply to know Proust -- or to understand that a character named Odette is as much a reference to the Odette in "Swann's Way" as she is a sustained character that lives in these pages.
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A complicated mixture of finding a choreographer who can sustain character development and narrative through dance over several hours; a score that can contribute to the story; and a subject that offers resonant characters and doesn't slot the work into the pastiche-historical terrain that the genre suggests.
"This is a great group of guys who showed that they didn't quite live up to reputations, but we sustained our character," Valentine said.
"This project maintained and sustained the character of the city while combining all the romantic things we see in the movies, such as balconies overlooking a courtyard and hanging stairways," Mr. Hillier said.
In vitro gastrointestinal release test showed a perfect stability and outstanding sustained release character.
"So I learned a lot more about sustaining a character, staying inside a character, night after night".
