in character造句
31. Many of these organizations, termed sectoral organizations, joined alliances that were local, regional and national in character.
32. Water reed is also much harder wearing, being woody in character, and so requires no clipping.
33. But the concerto, none the less, is completely Mozartian in character, and perfectly assured.
34. Experience shows that shopping habits change radically in character every ten to twenty years.
35. Here the cuticle becomes infolded and is membranous in character.
36. Vicky, Robby and I were very unlike one another in character, and that only served to exacerbate our internecine struggles.
37. But how then can any species be constant in character across its entire range?
38. Liquids are different in character from both solids and gases.
39. Mr Hymas started by giving a personal view of the differences in character between the 80s and the 90s.
40. Such analysis provides is with a relatively precise, and theoretically sound methodology for dealing with perceivable changes in character.
41. Ceremonies have been more divisive in character than any other part of ritual or theory.
42. Groundnut or peanut oil is similar in character and uses to sunflower and grapeseed oils but is rather more expensive.
43. It is a series of villages in the south-east of Wakefield metropolitan district which were essentially rural in character.
44. All too often politicians discredit themselves by engaging in character assassination.
45. Water waves are of course different in character from their more abstract mathematical cousins, yet there are striking parallels.
46. The catering contract is unique in character, with special requirements for quality and speed of service.
47. Rules are arbitrary in character and are to do with the manner in which people choose between alternative modes of conduct.
48. The liberal-historical approach by contrast is more forward-looking in character.
49. The experiences were interpreted quite differently, even though they produced remarkable resemblances in character.
50. This bird is distinctly different in character from those we had seen so far.
51. The less standardised section is used to elicit information more varied and qualitative in character.
52. In character he was kindly, genial, and modest, with an abundant sense of humour.
53. Both have pushed up against a lower limit which is, I believe, economic in character.
54. Human greatness does not lie in wealth or power, but in character and goodness. People are just people, and all people have faults and shortcomings, but all of us are born with a basic goodness.Anne Frank
55. Typically context is used only in the form of spelling correction information to compensate for errors in character recognition.
56. During 1661, a new parliament had been called(Sentence dictionary), which was distinctly cavalier in character.
57. Fluctuations are spatial and temporal in character.
58. Be not content with the commonplace in character.
59. Are you in character somber, melancholy, or neglectful?
60. He is identical in character with his wife.
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