Sentence examples for views of character from inspiring English sources

For more detailed discussion of Greek views of character, see (Dent 1975), (Irwin 1989, 1996), and (Sherman 1989).

Finally, it might be useful to note that this brief discussion of the history of philosophical views of character indicates that character has played, or can play, an important role in a variety of western ethical traditions, from Greek virtue-centered views to Kantianism to utilitarianism to Marxism.

Traditional views of character evolution typically involve trade-offs among traits that can limit the adaptive potential of a population [ 43].

When Zola began planning the series, he had a distinctly determinist view of character and plotting.

When the tragedy came, it seems to have instilled in him a deep sense of the inexorability of fate, a conviction that, naturally, influenced his view of character.

I would hesitate to define someone's traits by their profession as I tend to take more of a determinist's view of character; that it dictates behavior or fate.

The students debated what Montaigne meant when he said, "That's past recalling," talking about whether a person's character can change and whether a person's view of character can also change.

But, however controversial Bieito's version may prove, no one can deny that it's based on close attention to the music and a clear-sighted view of character.

In short, the objectors say that the situationists rely on a simplified view of character.

The results of the nonlinear static pushover analysis, obtained using SAP2000 and OpenSees, were satisfactory from the point of view of character changes in the force displacement relationship.

Perhaps most damning for the robust view of character are the results of the experiments conducted by Stanley Milgram in the 1960s.