Eileen O'Neill, the president and general manager of TLC, said her network's strength is its breadth of character-driven shows.
While the London house-share and the Aussie jungle are still considered below the top tier of celebrity society, Strictly Come Dancing and MasterChef are viewed as toff slots, with the possession of a hot trot or knock-out risotto suggesting breadth of character.
I am Firster than Jesus," Arbus quotes the Bishop as saying, and her slightly skewed syntax is the linguistic equivalent of what Arbus's audience finds disturbing in the photographer's work — her fascination with the "off" detail that reveals the breadth of character.
None of his past movies have allowed the actor such breadth of character or dramatic range.
Gameplay was also praised, with the increased freedom of movement in battle being positively noted, along with the breadth of character customization available.
The breadth of her character is wide and Ms. Stone's profundity is apparently inexhaustible.
But seriously, no American city has the breadth of history, character, and culture that New York does (and I'm not one of these New Yorkers who hates all other cities -- I even love Boston and L.A.).
Freeform especially has taken strides to adequately represent a breadth of diverse female characters in their programming, with GLAAD reporting that the network remains the most LGBTQ-inclusive on cable, with 25 regular and recurring queer characters this season.
Tony is The Sopranos, and it is this that edges it as the better of the two shows – the breadth of perception one character brings, and it has to be this specific one, tips the scales for me.
Set in the jungles of Singapore in 1942, this deftly shot film is mostly free of dialogue, requiring audiences to fill in a breadth of story and character detail.
