Sentence examples for with specific characters from inspiring English sources

Cartoons become smash hits when children form parasocial, or one-sided, relationships with specific characters, she said.

More recently, associating numbers with specific characters has proved necessary to allow automated telegraph printers (teleprinters) and then computers to represent text.

Some levels, such as warp zones and boss levels, can only be played with specific characters.

The songs on Illmatic are so closely tied with specific characters and traumatic memories from Nasir Jones's frenzied adolescence that a true celebration of their greatness required sharing old footage and audio with a new generation of hip-hop heads.

There's a bunch of optional stuff you can do during the game that boosts your "affinity" with specific characters, but you're never given any idea of what affinity actually does.

It will therefore be an important resource in the development of oat with specific characters.

By imbuing rage with specific character and perception, while combining storytelling and theatrical developement, Ms. Orlander has written a doomed love story.

This new movie has the potential to be one of those great Altman ensemble pieces with quirky, specific characters with intertwining stories.

Major differences appear most evident in the ancestor of Crenarchaeota, with a number of specific characters such as the presence of at least two PCNA and PolB paralogs, the absence of PolD, and the presence of SSB but not RPA.

Therefore, a more pragmatic approach involving marker-assisted foreground selection for trait(s) of interest, in combination with phenotypic selection for specific characters unique to the recurrent parent, would help not only in transferring the trait of interest into the recurrent parent but also in developing superior lines with additional desirable traits from the donor parent.

Krigstein was never associated with a specific character (the most sure ticket to comics success), and he never wrote his own stories (a handicap in a narrative medium).