Definition of «than one's character»

The idiom "than one's character" means that something is more important or significant than a person's moral qualities, values, and behavior. It implies that there are other factors at play that hold greater weight in a particular situation.

Sentences with «than one's character»

  • I did certainly know more than the characters in Friends, but, like most, I knew considerably less on this conflict than on the other world war. (slaw.ca)
  • He spoke of hell more than all characters in the bible combined. (redeeminggod.com)
  • Just because you own a PS3 doesn't mean you are associated with anyone other than the characters in the games you play. (n4g.com)
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