"Character's very important, don't you think?

I'm a pore, hard-working man, and my character's all I've got.'

I'm a pore, hard-working man, and my character's all I've got.'

He will even at the last moment change some character's name, and I know all the inconvenience that arises on certain occasions from having had to prepare portions of my translations from first proofs, through lack of time to wait for the corrected matter.

We can feel the character's pain.

The apparent spontaneity of a character's proceedings is a pure illusion.

The words are formulated in the character's mind and are supposed to be externalized, even though the actor may not really write them on the paper.

Or searching a paper book for every instance of a character's name to find a beloved passage.

It was an anonymous letter, and an author should respect his character's secrets.

As on the evening before, the young man was smoking his after-dinner cigar on the veranda, when the Irish Setter and a whiff of pipe smoke announced the strange character's presence.

And, through it all, he seemed to hear Conrad Lagrange saying that in his story of life this character's name was "Sensual."

'Some that have heard me complain of this hard usage, have told me, there is something of a retaliation of providence in it, for my being so very free with the character's of other men in a late satire called The Reformation of Manners.