Sentence examples for appealing characters from inspiring English sources
Still, the success of most every series rests on the appeal of its characters, and "This Is Us" appears to be full of appealing characters.
Pipkin also beguilingly conjures an assortment of appealing characters who find themselves in or near the Concord woods the day Thoreau set fire to them.
In a tribute to "Sesame Street," "Blue's Clues" has succeeded partly by using the 29-year-old show's fundamental methodology -- extensive research with both preschool education experts and children themselves, blended into appealing characters and funny situations.
This "Biography" may leave deep social analysis to others, but it brings the Nelsons vividly to life, and makes it possible to understand how these sincere, appealing characters exerted such a wishful hold on America's imagination.
The France family has carefully nurtured its sport into an enormously successful family entertainment that combines easily understood technology, appealing characters, theme park ambience, endless collectibles and nostalgia with enough violence to make it true reality programming.
The best of Bausch's works have a marvelous, often cruel specificity to them, however, and here "Des Gens" falters, despite its constellations of appealing characters, dressed often in street clothes.
Braving pedestrian framing and clumsy exposition, Ms. Hemingway remains miraculously committed to her brisk, appealing character.
Cal and his wife, Ivy, another strong, improbably appealing character in a book that is full of them, are giving the party to end all parties.
Tadamoto Ōsawa, the editor-in-chief of the Japanese bishōjo magazine BugBug, praised Moekibara for his heroines' appealing character designs, and cited Mashiro as a character fitting for the award.
In fact, the monster is a wonderfully appealing character, likely to have a visceral appeal (so to speak) for an adolescent: he's ungainly, misunderstood and often self-loathing.
Stephanie is, on paper, an appealing character.
