Sentence examples for to express a character from inspiring English sources

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To get attention or to express a character's truth?

The stylized Mamet language is not meant to express a character's thoughts or emotions, but to deflect attention from them.

In its various iterations, the Method has been about using voice and gesture to express a character's deep psychological truth.

But it's also one of the most liberating things for me personally, when you're using your body freely, without judgment, to express a character's emotional state.

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It's an art to express a thought in 140 characters, and doing it daily is one way to build a habit.

I could express a character who had authority.

He added a negative side of Twitter was that conversations could be seen out of context and it was hard to express a point in the 140 character limit.

However, Joe Clokey says his father always intended for the character to "express a pure love of kids and imagination".

The flag seemed to have a lot of characters on it just to express a number.

Lord Myners, the former City minister, said: "The FPC should be composed of people of real world experience and the strength of character to express an independent view from the prevailing wisdom of the Bank of England".

When I pressed him about it, it was clear the platforms just made it easy for him to express an ugly side of his character and detach himself from those on the receiving end.

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