Sentence examples for Active character from inspiring English sources

Protagonist means active character and does not mean proponent.

"He's gone through his midlife crisis and is a much more active character," she said.

Mr. Bailey explores Cheever's alcoholism with such thoroughness that gin sometimes seems an active character in the narrative.

After the script arrived in Ireland, where she was shooting a film, Ms. Allen said, he told her that he wanted to make her a decidedly active character and to emphasize her sexuality and athleticism.

Behaviour becomes determined less by active character than passive anthropology, and "society" reverts to a kind of human ant colony with preservation of its leader the exclusive concern, and fear and rumour governing all social functions with the eerie precision of insect pheromones.

Some interpreters, such as J. Hopkins (1996), see his use of medieval scholastic language for the powers and activities of the mind as placing him mainly in the medieval Aristotelian-Thomist tradition of critical realism, while emphasizing anew the active character of knowing at all levels and thus stressing that the mind is an active power.

He surrounds active characters and their trajectories in gentle white borders, which pulls them to the fore.

Also, it's possible for you to roll three active characters, one of each class, so you may well find a nice little warlock item when you're playing as a titan – and that's fine, it isn't wasted.

Like Deborah Warner, in her recent production of Euripides's "Medea," Ms. Kontouri has thrillingly revitalized the dialogue between the passive chorus and the active characters that is the spine of so much Greek tragedy.

A beautiful toddler gone missing will always be catnip to newspaper editors, but Kate and Gerry McCann also chose to make themselves active characters in the story, and though their motives were laudable, their relentless drive for publicity unsettled many.

In a lesser drama, that would be the cue for our leads to jump into bed together, but The Bridge manages a feat previously unheard of in television  – a nuanced relationship between two sexually active characters that isn't just a prelude to bonking.