Sentence examples for a serial character from inspiring English sources

As I said, he never considered Bourne a serial character.

He made Bourne older, Bourne was married and had two kids, and that's not what you do with a serial character, so I had to think about all those things when I decided to take up the series because I always think in a macro way.

A HMM Logo consists of a serial of character stacks (column) separated by light red lines.

The second type of control variable has serial character and is therefore related to a series or related to bidders.

Grisham's move, revealed on the Bookseller website today, will begin with his first serial character, teenage legal maverick Theodore Boone.

Macy has expressed disdain for serial character work in films: the chasing (though he has to do less of that these days) and just the sheer hassle of standing around miles from home, waiting an eternity for new camera set-ups and then delivering a few seconds of actual acting.

In its condensation and distillation, it signifies traditional filmdom by contrast with the serial character psychology of telesprawl; and in its reconfiguration and repackaging of previous generations' comedy tropes, it signifies cinematic comedic craft as opposed to the loose-limbed and freewheeling tendencies of improvisational comedy onscreen.

Here, the central character was displayed in a distinct color (blue instead of red) to indicate that subjects did not have to carry out the serial character back-matching task but simply fixate.

Robert Rankin used Humpty Dumpty as one victim of a serial fairy-tale character murderer in The Hollow Chocolate Bunnies of the Apocalypse (2002).

At the time it was noted that recasts have occurred repeatedly throughout the history of the programme, creator of Neighbours, Reg Watson previously explained why he thought recasts were quintessential in the show saying: "I always believed it was a pity, when actors chose to leave a serial that the character should go as well.

East is fast becoming the N.F.L.'s version of an overdramatic reality show, with every main character a serial letdown.