She does a vivid, impressive job of donning the attributes apt to character: she turns her voice papery to match the papery skin lent to her by the makeup artists and Fincher's cinematographic palette; as is necessary in Fincher's world, her gestural precision is remarkable, down to the chill in her eyes.
These characters are as apt a part of the scenery as Dan Davis's warm, audience-friendly production design.
— are apt for her character, the would-be fashion designer Jenny Humphrey.
"It's a double nostalgia because you've got people like Penalty" – a venerable character apt to romanticise his steam-train adventures through the book – "who are bemoaning the loss of the steam engine, people like me bemoaning the loss of the diesels".
The title is perfectly apt, but the characters aren't involved only in pursuing whatever it takes to make life worth living; they're thinking about people's perceptions of happiness too and regretting almost everything.
It seems apt that the infamous character of Mario Balotelli is caught in the midst of the turmoil.
Still, the biography of Gesualdo contains enough evidence of bizarre behavior — not only the slayings themselves but later intimations of dealings with witches and of sadomasochistic relations with young men — that the prevailing picture of him as an uncommonly sinister character seems apt.
In dissent, Justice Gummow recognised that "the focusing of attention on whether detention is 'penal or punitive in character' is apt to mislead", and emphasised the purpose of detention as the fundamental criterion by which non-judicial detention was allowed in previous cases.
(Strings of fewer than 30 characters were apt to turn up meaningless matches -- including common proper names and phrases).
In Sam Peckinpah's "Pat Garrett and Billy the Kid," he wrote the soundtrack music (including "Knockin' on Heaven's Door") and played a knife-wielding character with an apt Dylan name: Alias.
This dream of a transition to a new king within the same dynasty, critics say, is an apt reflection of the ambiguous character of the protests, animated by the democratic spirit of the Arab Spring uprisings but also by nostalgia.
