Strength of character is a person who has a strong personality and is not easily influenced by others. It is a person who has a strong sense of doing what is right and wrong. Also, it is a person who has high values and moral standards as an individual. One person I have met in my life who demonstrates these beautiful qualities is my beloved father who I try to imitate so much in the sense of acquiring his tender personality and beautiful as well as loving qualities. My father is a person who listens but does not follow popular opinion or the crowd. Instead, he listens and based on his own knowledge and understanding upon the Bible he does his best to make the right choices in life. My father is not perfect but he has a high sense of doing what’s right because he loves God and wants to do what’s right to please him and be a good role model for me. My father also has high morals and follows bible standards. For ex: Having intimate relations before marriage is becoming very common among teen. However, my father understands this is wrong and taught me to rebuke these practices because they are unclean. However, he taught me to not judge others if they practice immortality, so I don’t. I have a sense of respecting others and I don’t judge if they do something against Gods will.
1.A person who has strong values. Then you have to answer the rest on your own because I don’t know who hold a strength of value to you and why but 1 is the answer to the whole page really just give a person who hold strong value to you then put why.
Because D doesn't really dislike dirt, he doesn't feel that it's important to wash it off. This is showing how he is indifferent to the customs of his culture. Most people would wash themselves, but he doesn't really see why that's so important so he doesn't. </span>
The answer to this question is A. <span>Mad cow disease ended because of government bans on feeding cows certain foods, but people were angry that governments did not act sooner. </span>
The Answer is A. The negative connotations of the words emphasize the author’s feeling that societal norms damage women artists in severe and lasting ways.
