Sentence examples for a wide range of characters from inspiring English sources
Set in an imaginary South American country called Costaguana, it portrays the effects of the San Tomé silver mine on a wide range of characters.
I've been lucky enough to embody a wide range of characters, including Woman No. 1, Asexual Cardigan Mom, and Yogurt Addict.
Most impressive was the ease with which she inhabited the minds of a wide range of characters — each of them fairly unremarkable, if not downright unpleasant.
His then interrogator observed that his ability to inhabit so completely the lives and thoughts of such a wide range of characters was "disturbing", "somewhat diabolical" even.
A longtime resident of Chicago, Swanberg builds "Easy" around various communities, neighborhoods, and milieux of that city, featuring a wide range of characters and activities.
It also, however, offers melodrama and a wide range of characters, all in a familiar language (English, and tonal) for the singers to explore.
While all nerds originate from the same family (Nerdus loserus sapiens), they now display a wide range of character traits".
The game builds on the gameplay of its predecessor with multiple enhancements, including the use of a time progression system, with transitions from day to night and weekday to weekday in game time, and a wide range of character classes to choose from, which provides each character with an exclusive set of skills and status progression.
In her unassuming way, Ms. McCarthy has quickly earned a freedom to play a wider range of characters than her female peers, and to play them as hard, crude and over-the-top as her male counterparts.
Nerz bites off smaller chunks than Fagone, yet covers a wider range of characters — who are indeed a colorful, varied bunch, even without the pro-wrestling-style personalities the I.F.O.C.E.
In "Le Joli Mai," Marker and Lhomme offer longer interviews than those in "Chronicle"; they present a wider range of characters, in more varied circumstances, and they delve more deeply into the expressly political aspects of their participants' daily lives.
