Sentence examples for timeless characters from inspiring English sources
There are the characteristic prose arpeggios, the virtuoso similes and metaphors, and the parade of timeless characters: Mr Micawber, Mrs Gummidge, Betsey Trotwood, Barkis, Uriah Heep, Steerforth, Mr Spenlow (of Spenlow and Jorkins) and Miss Mowcher.
The skewed angle of the old floor, the nicotine-laminated brick walls and ceiling, the fireplace and the timeless characters darting back and forth create a sort of cheery Dickensian image, sideboards groaning and all the rest.
Because progress cannot be achieved until we understand our past, the league encourages players to educate fans — and themselves — by reliving the passion and the romance of the Old South through the timeless characters of Scarlett O'Hara, Rhett Butler, Ashley Wilkes, and Mammy.
These licensors bring engaging storytelling, timeless characters and marketing support to bring new consumers to their brands.
It's one, however, that unquestionably retains the power to incite unrest through its timeless characters and Blitzstein's scathing Brechtian words and Weill-esque music.
And one of those hands seemingly belonged to that timeless character from countless police stories: the dumb criminal.
Because of the timeless character of cultic activity, however, every time he prophesies, his message is regarded as new.
Like the best Saabs of the past, it's an individualist's car, with a timeless character that should look as good a decade from now as it does today.
Powerful, masculine, sexy and riveting, Mr. Cuccioli naturally embodies what audiences have come to expect from this timeless character, contributing his acting trademark -- visceral intensity -- to his first Shakespeare attempt.
Wiest, a mother of two, considers Winnie a talkative, dominant, and somewhat pretentious woman, whom Beckett based partly on his mother a "timeless" character, one that she's circled for twenty years, too terrified to take it on.
In recent decades, just as baseball fans learned to treasure the timeless character of Fenway Park or Wrigley Field, there has been nostalgia for the enduring work from golf's golden age of architecture, roughly defined as the period from 1910 to the late 1930s.
