Sentence examples for treat character from inspiring English sources

Most RPGs and MMOs treat character progression as something written in stone; indeed, the only way to succeed is to pick an upgrade path and concentrate on maxing out those abilities.

You can treat characters like they're in a novel.

The doxographical reports about Hicetas and Ecphantus ultimately rely on Theophrastus (Cicero mentions Theophrastus by name at DK I 441.27), and it is implausible that Theophrastus would treat characters invented by his older contemporary, Heraclides, as historical figures.

Historians and biographers in the 16th and 17th centuries followed Plutarch in treating character on ethical principles.

The sentence appears in an essay called "Character in Fiction," which attacks the realist novelists of the time for treating character as entirely a product of outer circumstance — of environment and social class.

Character evolution was traced using MacClade ver 4.06 [ 89] treating character states as unordered.

It combines supernatural fantasy and interstellar travel with a strong dose of L'Engle's Christianity; it treats characters' encounters with strange aliens and their sincere discussions of God's plan for the universe with equal seriousness.

Optimizations were performed in MacClade 4.06 [70] assuming Fitch Parsimony, equal weighting of all characters, transitions among all states equally probable and treating characters as unordered.

Even though the focus remains on one character, the writer still needs to treat that character as a separate entity.

Do you always treat these characters the same way in your Gozzi productions?

That would not be an honest way to treat the characters.