Sentence examples for uncertain characters from inspiring English sources

Such meticulously uncertain characters seem very close to the emotional heart of his fiction.

Mr. Lithgow, whose most memorable portraits have been of endearingly uncertain characters (as in "M. Butterfly"), here wears evil authority like a clanking suit of armor.

For while "Prayer for My Enemy" dares to ask smart and hard questions about a homegrown violence that reaches from suburban backyards into the battlefields of Iraq, it often suffers from the same muddle-headedness that plagues its uneasy and uncertain characters.

He also begins falling out of love with Arcadia, though he is by far this book's most cautious and uncertain character.

Arguing that the ambiguity of the shopping center pieces is their point, Mr. Ostrow writes: "Maltz implicitly claims all of us who are aware of the uncertain character of his work as his collaborators".

His name comes from people asking "What is it?" He gained more features as the months went by, but his uncertain character and origins contrast strongly with the Athena and Phoebus (Apollo) of the Athens Games of 2004, based on figurines of those gods that were more than 2,500 years old.

More specifically, for energy harvesting applications, a great challenge is the uncertain character of the excitation.

Trends with a prospective, uncertain character: they have a shorter history and are more uncertain as they might disappear without becoming established.

And whether or not Hume's suggestions are correct concerning the uncertain character of any designer inferred will depend upon the specific Rs and upon what can or cannot be definitively said concerning requirements for their production.

One of the obstacles in creating a traditional production banner around VR has been the uncertain character of the content itself.

A first analysis, based on the reference tree, shows uncertain character state probabilities along the backbone of the Viridiplantae and suggests a loss of EF-1α in early Chlorophyta evolution and regain in some Ulvophyceae.