Sentence examples for believe the characters from inspiring English sources

Doug Hughes directs a very good cast convincingly; that is, one is convinced that the director and the actors believe the characters are consequential and that we should care.

On one level, we should believe the characters we're seeing onstage are real.

I can't believe the characters talk about these things just because the "Vikings" producers don't have the budget to show All Battles, All the Time.

Sopranos, Sex and The City and The Wire all had actors that made me believe the characters were real (in some cases they were in fact plucked from their environs); even the best writing in the world is useless if the actors aren't selling you.

"I genuinely believe the character in no way is in an ideal situation," Ms. Piper said.

"I went, 'I can't believe the character's good enough to sustain a radio show,' " he said.

Deep down, I believe the character really has bumbled her way through a mafia career, using her naivety as protection.

In her speech, she referred to the McCain campaign, deploring the "phantom issues, churned out by a topnotch slander machine," and said, "I believe the character of the campaign says much about the character of the candidate".

The song's not about truth or lies, and not whether you believe the character but whether, in the end, you understand that, lying or telling the truth, she'd probably say the same thing.

That you want people to believe the character is real?

Although the New York Post's Kyle Smith did not believe the character of Laurie Strode was a balance for Michael Myers or Dr. Loomis, he agreed the ghostly images of Deborah Myers were a "relief from the blood-streaked brutality" of Michael's murders.