Sentence examples for awful character from inspiring English sources

"He's given this awful character the respect he deserves, and made him fascinating".

Jean-Pierre Melville said it himself: "I have a bloody awful character".

He's done what we all strive for — he's given this awful character the respect he deserves, and he's made him fascinating".

The film features a hauntingly awful character called Mary, a desperate, lonely and deluded divorcee, who lurches from disaster to self-imposed disaster.

You can see that snobbish streak in his scorn for his childhood neighbour in Trinidad, Matthew Bondman, as "an awful character, so crude and vulgar in every aspect of his life," and yet "with a bat in his hand he was all grace and style".

He's done what we all strive for – he's given this awful character the respect he deserves, and he's made him fascinating".

She specialises in playing flawed, often awful, characters whose main focus is self-advancement.

(The urge of Bradshaw's largely awful characters to brutalize one another can start to seem almost logical once you get to know them).

In fact, by the end, Girls was reduced to its two most objectively awful characters.

Less totally awful characters included Ray McCooney, the Scottish hotelier; Des Kaye ("wicky woo!"), a failed kids TV presenter working in a hardware store; and Mr Mann, a bloke who wanted to buy a pirate-based memory game.

Tolstoy and the Purple Chair covers themes ranging from sorrow and loss to family and comfort, to remembrance and hope; it spans the time from my first visit to a bookmobile at age three across the decades to years later when I read a book a day, every day, for one year; and it includes real-life characters (family and friends) and the wonderful (or awful) characters I met in books.