Sentence examples for capable character from inspiring English sources

Mr. Jackson also benefits from the presence of capable character actors like S. Epatha Merkerson, as the pharmacist who is Lazaruss grown-up, fully dressed love interest, and John Cothran, as his friend the preacher.

War was declared last time round, and it's the Gerhardt family that strike first with Hanzee - seemingly the most capable character on the show - leading a massacre of the Kansas City crew, including head honcho Joe Brad Garrettt) and one of Mike Milligan's twin enforcers.

Matching Sonic Booms shift in tone, Sonic series newcomer Big Red Button Entertainment wanted her to be a more capable character to stand out from Sonic and offset her frequent placement on game sidelines.

Part of the reason Hershel's predicament nearly ended in the demise of half the cast was that Rick and Carl, two very capable characters, were otherwise distracted by the zombie horde building up at the fence line, threatening to knock it down and overwhelm the prison.

Over the past few years, for example, on several popular one-hour procedurals on major networks, dynamic, strong, capable women characters, characters who've ostensibly achieved the personal and professional goals the feminist movement strove for years ago, reach out and slap male lead characters who've "misbehaved".

Stewart said she liked how "capable" her character was and – as someone who relies on personal assistants herself – said she envied Maureen's freedom.

Though the mostly male-written screenplays subvert the capable, successful characters Day portrays, her energetic performances are at odds with the traditional gender roles insisted on in the scripts.

"To do this there must be at least one character capable of giving the explanation".

Lech was a more divisive, vituperative character, capable of drawing intense criticism with his candid statements.

Gandalf is certainly the only character capable of being funny or impish without being heavy-handed.

He's such a wonderful character, capable even now of the odd surprise, that it's hard to tire of him.