Sentence examples for undeveloped character from inspiring English sources

The court's majority based its decision on the "general differences" distinguishing people under 18 from adults: lack of maturity, greater susceptibility to peer pressure and undeveloped character.

She certainly ticks all the boxes with her quirky yet relatively undeveloped character traits, and THAT hairstyle is surely the pixie cut to end them all – and begin a million more.

Most of the studies pointed to a 2005 decision by the United States Supreme Court in Roper v. Simmons that outlawed the death penalty for defendants who were younger than 18 when their crimes were committed, because of the "general differences" distinguishing them from adults — a lack of maturity, greater susceptibility to peer pressure and undeveloped character.

No development of a permanent nature will be permitted in order to retain the undeveloped character of the area.

One way to ensure that places like the Bodie Hills retain their undeveloped character and continue to provide opportunities for quiet reflection and enjoyment for our veterans and all Americans is for President Obama to build upon Roosevelt's legacy and use the Antiquities Act to designate the Bodie Hills a national monument.

"Another Happy Day" is not about the bride and groom, who remain undeveloped characters with almost no lines, and it doesn't even show the wedding ceremony.

Some posted reviews of Toni Morrison's latest novel, "Paradise," on the Amazon.com Web site complaining about tangled plot lines, undeveloped characters and confusing passages.

And you realize that he was probably messing with your head all along: deliberately trafficking in tired fantasies and undeveloped characters to make a point beyond the usual alienated-and-desensitized-youth stuff.

There's no need to overstate the case for the movie, with its often numbing violence (its mise-en-scène is only occasionally witty), plodding exposition, and virtually undeveloped characters.

Despite undeveloped characters and a rushed dénouement, the tale offers tangy and sardonic entertainment: the many do-it-yourself musicians and their bewildered predators are equally ludicrous and touching.

According to the Scotsman: "Verdi's stiff, undeveloped characters became more alive by their very restraint". Whatever Londoners make of Wilson, he's just about everywhere they look these days.