Sentence examples for appearance in character from inspiring English sources

He cemented his position with a gloriously camp appearance in character at this year's Comic-Con where the crowd became masochistically drunk on his verbal abuse.

The members were also reportedly unhappy that Sacha Baron Cohen made a joke about the size of Asian genitalia during his appearance in character as Ali G.

The play was praised by game commentators, and the actor Dan Lauria, who plays Lombardi, made an appearance in character in a taped segment during the Fox Sports coverage of the game.

The appearance came as part of an extensive PR campaign ahead of the release of a sequel to Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy, stretching back to an appearance in character on Conan O'Brien's talk show in March 2012 when Burgundy "played" jazz flute.

Sacha Baron Cohen also made a joke about the size of Asian genitalia during his appearance in character as Ali G. "In light of criticism over #OscarsSoWhite, we were hopeful that the telecast would provide the Academy a way forward and the chance to present a spectacular example of inclusion and diversity," wrote the 24.

He doesn't do appearances in character, except for a turn, with John Candy, as the Shmenge Brothers on Letterman ten years ago and a live performance, during the 2004 Oscars, as Mitch Cohen, the folksinger in "A Mighty Wind".

The only indication that he is in the film at all has been one trailer in which Mark Hamill makes a voice-appearance in character - but Luke is not seen on screen!

His other roles, in films including Michael Anderson's The Shoes of the Fisherman (1968) and Richard Attenborough's Oh! What a Lovely War (1969) were cameo appearances in character roles.

Though we know from evolutionary history that all dogs descend from a common ancestor, and one wolf hovers in their past, it is amazing to see, on an off-leash morning in Central Park, how much difference not just in appearance but in character the hand of man can make.

But in appearance and in character, Edwards, with his intense stare and dove-white Caesar-cut hair, is more akin to the ancient seagull that stands apart from the flock on a craggy rock, alternately stately, then ruffled, holding its ground in the worst of storms.

Entertainment Weekly described Hardin's performance as "world-weary and heavyhearted", and listed his appearance in the character's eponymous début episode as the 37th greatest television moment of the 1990s.