Sentence examples for bisexual character from inspiring English sources
In The Golden Gate, too, there is a bisexual character who is generally believed to be another loose self-portrait.
Sony Columbia was also given a grade of adequate in the Glaad study, which counted Javier Bardem's villain from the James Bond movie "Skyfall" as a bisexual character.
The big four were a pretty homophobic bunch on the whole, and the bisexual character on offer here is as deep as any of them managed to go.
Now, we've all had many relationships with women in the past, but Blanchett was talking about her upcoming role as Carol, a bisexual character in a film of the same name.
But what's true for boomers is much less so for millennials, who have grown up with less antipathy toward bi people and are more likely to have been influenced by the well-respected and much-loved bisexual character Dr. Calliope Torres on "Grey's Anatomy" (who's had monogamous relationships with male and female characters) than "Basic Instinct".
What better way to introduce a charming bisexual character, he asked, than to make him "an outer space buccaneer?" "The most boring drama would be" — here he put on a whiny, fractious voice — " 'Oh, I'm bisexual, oh my bleeding heart' nighttime drama.
There are lesbian, gay and bisexual characters.
Gay, lesbian and bisexual characters have become commonplace enough on TV shows that such an observation can be made, such a pattern divined.
"We too often see lesbian, gay and bisexual characters in mainstream TV and film either represented as stereotypes, with little character development or killed off before a second series," said Ruth Hunt, chief executive at Stonewall.
An annual report by the Gay and Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation commended the ABC Family cable channel for its representation of gay, lesbian and bisexual characters in its programming and for the racial diversity of those characters.
To see this sentence in your review … makes me wonder how you would treat my teen readers, many of whom ID as bisexual and find refuge in books with bisexual characters".
