Sentence examples for a fully developed character from inspiring English sources

One change between the one- and two-act versions is the figure of Bea, who blossomed from a silhouette into a fully developed character.

Holmes is so memorable because, like later superheroes, he is less a fully developed character than a collection of fascinating traits.

With his blank face of gray felt, the dummy resembles the detective more than anyone else, and when the killer finally makes an appearance, he turns out to be so blandly nondescript that the dummy seems like a fully developed character by comparison.

Olivia is a fully developed character.

Robert Nathan's 1966 romantic comedy, Juliet in Mantua, presents Rosaline as a fully developed character.

Bo Peep was never a fully developed character in the trilogy, so you probably don't feel any sense of loss.

His work for NBC is complete, but he has been a thoroughly watchable, obsessively humorous, fully developed character, with his gray mustache that curves around his mouth, 1970s sideburns and nearly impenetrable accent.

A Variety critic called Damien "the play's only fully developed character" and commended Nesbitt for giving "the one strong, telling performance [of the cast]".

Ms. Janney's nosy, meddlesome Cathy is the movie's most fully developed character.

The film's most fully developed character may be the pine-scrubbed downtown loft occupied by Chlo Sevigny's Laurel.

Sera is by far the most fully developed character, largely because she suffers from Remnants — severe bouts of déjà vu caused by the Breaks in the time stream.