Sentence examples for the content and character of from inspiring English sources

The content and character of "Nostoi" is now impossible to gauge; all we know of it comes from a late, possibly fifth-century A.D. summary and stray fragments.

The editorial evoked him to give his endorsement of the steps the newspaper is taking: "He would caution us not to worry about the form The Capital Times takes, but rather to be concerned with the content and character of our message".

We know this because we have direct introspective access to the content and character of our experiences, and typically, our beliefs about the character of our experiences are informed by what introspection reveals.

However, in this study the two opposing samples also differed by age, marital status, education and potentially the content of and character of the educational system and the endorsement of patriarchal ideals.

Basing his metaphysics on Hegel's concept of the dynamic quality of human knowledge and experience, Bosanquet emphasized the interrelated character of the content and the object of human thought.

The participant is an active character in the content and concept of the piece, and while the technology allows that interactivity, the emphasis is on the experience, on transcending past the enabling innovation to the spiritual immersion.

The music varies in content and character with the subject of the play and obeys detailed melodic rules especially in the central dance episode designed to reveal the spirit of the play's principal character.

Kaplan defines the notions of Content and Character for formulas and terms in terms of truth and denotation.

But Crème Ancienne, the company's highest-end face cream, now has an even richer texture and is purportedly handmade in small batches in a monastery, perhaps to ensure the purity of content and character ($250 for 3.5 ounces; Fresh.com).

"What matters most here is the content of the character of the student, who they are, the choices they make, how they treat others.

The event that Krauthammer was obliquely referring to by bringing up the content of character and the color of skin was the March on Washington in August , 1963 where Martin Luther King, Jr., made his magnificent "I have a dream" speech, from which that line comes.