Sentence examples for a dense character from inspiring English sources

Matt and Ross Duffer, 32-year-old twins who wrote for "Wayward Pines," crafted the series with the genre trappings of science fiction and horror, but imbued it with a dense character study about four outcast boys and their families in small-town 1983 Indiana.

The paintings had a dense, turgid character.

The first aspect of this is the highly diverse, organic and dense character of the current community care infrastructure that evolved in response to HIV/AIDS.

Another mainstream change it foisted on users earlier this year was to automatically push photo previews in users' timelines — turning a dense 140-character info-stream into something that more closely resembles the multimedia Facebook news feed.

The improved outcome in the latter studies can be due to either the addition of paclitaxel or to the dose-dense character of these schedules.

Second, the project has collected more than 1,000 high-resolution images of paintings in those museums, and presents them within a viewing technology that makes it easy to zoom in to study the brushwork, or shine a spotlight on a minor character in a dense narrative painting.

Members of the Kew Forest Neighborhood Association, which formed last year to fight the plan, say such a dense development would undermine the character of their neighborhood of distinctive private homes as surely as a house foundation would be undermined if a backhoe dug under it.

Though her nonjudgmental approach brings an airy zing to a narrative dense with characters, at times it betrays the complex reality of the lives she reconstructs.

When Game of Thrones debuted, it faced the monumental task of presenting a fully fleshed-out fantasy world with a dense history and almost 20 characters right from the start.

When Game of Thrones debuted, it faced the monumental task of presenting a fully fleshed-out fantasy world with a dense history and almost twenty characters right from the start.

Moody and estranged, the characters live in a "dense atmosphere of bitterness and failure," with "folds and folds of blankness between them".