Sentence examples for a clearly defined character from inspiring English sources

If "Jerusalem Syndrome" falters as theater, it is because Mr. Maron has not created a clearly defined character for him to inhabit and be transformed by.

Each has a clearly defined character from the sensible Sally Hope to the clever but acerbic Alicia Johns and together the group forge their way through the school.

"Girls", as they are almost always called, have a clearly defined role in Kerouacean scripture.

"Everybody has to have a clearly defined role," Prince added.

Actually, Larissa seems to spend most of the play engaged in emotional tussles of one sort or another with the men in her orbit, but she never emerges as a particularly sympathetic or even clearly defined character.

The other dancers have clearly defined characters: a light-bodied mayfly, a suspiciously innocent cutup and a lost soul with a gimlet gaze.

Kieron Gillen of Rock, Paper, Shotgun said that after playing it, he "can't think of a better love story in the [W]estern medium", and that the terse and minimalist prose worked well to create clearly defined characters.

The show is being compared to Sex And The City but -- while that one often felt as if it were written by gay men who thought they knew how women talked -- it was at least funny and sharp and had clearly defined characters.

It's no "Tennessee," but Mr. Nguyen's play stands alone among the four new works in representing a clearly defined environment and characters that seem to be a part of it.

Revealingly, he said the play was intended as a comment on contemporary England and that the supposedly cryptic Pinter gave every character a clearly defined social background.

As David Thomson, author of "A Biographical Dictionary of Film," points out, until the 1950's character actors were "a clearly defined element in the production system" of Hollywood.