Sentence examples for beginning a character from inspiring English sources
I like the idea of beginning a character with a stereotype, or in the case of this novel, an archetype.
After a long correspondence with the manager of the Disney animation department he received word that CalArts, the art school founded by Walt Disney, was beginning a character animation programme.
In one scene, a familiar dynamic begins: A character who has lost hope begins to yammer to Grimes (Andrew Lincoln) about the futility of carving out a life in the post-zombie apocalypse.
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He likened the process to making a film or video: beginning with a character -- himself -- and imagining how the person might live.
"The great Character," he began, "was a Character of Convention.
"You've written Gray has a Dodge Ram," Mr. Yospe began, discussing a character.
"I begin with a character in a situation — a vague one," he said.
I didn't realize that: Stefon began as a character in a skit, before he migrated to "Weekend Update"?
Eloise began as a character that Kay Thompson, a cabaret singer, portrayed to amuse her friends, of whom Ms. Ryan was one.
