Sentence examples for the appropriate character from inspiring English sources

The appropriate character, meaning "capital," is No. 1. Choose it in the toolbar.

Another option is to go to the Insert menu, choose Symbol and select the appropriate character.

The slightest touch of a key's image quickly registered the appropriate character on a nearby liquid crystal display with an audible click, mimicking the sound of a conventional mechanical keyboard.

For years, Glass has been trying to get admitted to the California bar, but the bar association has been fighting him, saying that he lacks the appropriate character to be a lawyer.

BEEP! BEEP!," Stinky the Garbage Truck's "ERR-RNN!" and Ike the Ice Cream Truck's "DING-A-LING-A-LING!" are set in cartoonish, capitalized type, which stands out from the rest of the story's text and begs to be enunciated with verbal flourishes by parents, then identified with the appropriate character illustrations and imitated by children.

If something is nevertheless deemed necessary in order to cultivate the appropriate character traits or, beyond that, to govern oneself and others, then the king should simply create his own religion or adopt one of the intellectual nomoi already composed by the philosophers to serve as his religion.

This value is formed by removing any surrounding quotation marks and replacing escape sequences by the appropriate characters.

The Kata 3N1-33 Sling Backpack could be a Transformer in disguise and I would cleverly reference the most appropriate character if I knew anything about the show.

Colin Jacobson at DVD Movie Guide said in a review that the episode "offered another decent but unspectacular episode" and further commented that "its early vintage seems clear both through the awkward animation and the lack of appropriate character development".

Alongside various short intro themes and commercial jingles, each episode and each special contains at least one longer comedy song centred around a particular historical figure or theme and performed by the cast in appropriate character.

Arrangement is the disposition in their just and proper places of all the parts of the building, and the pleasing effect of the same; keeping in view its appropriate character.