Sentence examples for Balance of character from inspiring English sources

Frenetic movement and loud music overwhelm warmth and compassion, and the balance of character, plot, irreverent humor and innate decency that made some of the earlier Muppet movies so welcome is lost.

(Dave Kehr) Ciné-Simenon: Georges Simenon on Film (Friday through Aug. 21) The compact genre fiction of Georges Simenon, with its perfect balance of character and plot complications, lends itself magnificently to movie adaptation, as evidenced by the scores of films and television shows (IMDB.com lists 133) adapted from his work on both sides of the Atlantic.

For now, we must take board members at their word that they chose carefully and with a mind toward the balance of character, courage, and forthrightness that Newport-Mesa's new chief will require and families deserve.

Time and place allow a natural balance of character and caricature — to American eyes especially, the world of "Downton" is as alien as that of "Doctor Who" and so is allowed its own internal rules and regulations.

The stellar cast of Matt Damon, Tommy Lee Jones, Alicia Vikander Ex Machina, Vincent Casselel (Black Swan), Julia Stiles Silver Linings Playbookk) and Riz Ahmed (Night Crawler) provide a fine balance of characters.

Leo Delibes's celebrated score, conducted by Hugo Fiorato, calls for a balance of mime, character and classical dance.

Leaders who operate with a balance of high character and high courage have a positive influence and are constructive change agents.

Critical reviews focused on the series' attempt at a versatile balance of narrative, character development, and action sequences.

ReelReviews.net's James Berardinelli, an X-Men comic book fan, believed, "the film is effectively paced with a good balance of exposition, character development, and special effects-enhanced action.

NPR's Ian Buckwalter adds, "What Edwards is really after here is balance, not just of character and meaningful story, but also of spectacle.

(Sam Fuller was a master of the exploitative political film.) Such is the case initially with "Crossing Over," which tries, through a carefully balanced range of characters, to tackle some of the thornier problems involving immigration in America, post-Sept.