Sentence examples for challenged character from inspiring English sources
Seymour smokes, and he loves to play with a cigarette -- this is such a shocking detail for a mentally challenged character to have in a movie that it gives "King" a skewed reality that's different from previous films with disabled characters.
Mr. McConaughey, in a change of pace from his pecs-flexing duties as a romantic dreamboat, sweats hard to bring some life into his zany, sartorially challenged character, whose hairstyle (long and slicked down, with sideburns) and wardrobe (hideous flowered shirts with oversize neck-to-shoulder collars) suggests a Mad Magazine parody of early-'70s fashion horrors.
Yup, another ethically challenged character playing the God card.
While dressed as a nun, she was portrayed giving phone sex tips to the romantically challenged character of Maggie.
I suspect most of the cartoon references to Baby Boomer mid-life crisis depicts a challenged character in their 4th decade of life.
PHOTOS: Faces to watch 2014 | TV Having such a morally and ethically challenged character at the center of a police drama may represent a first for network television, Wolf said.
As she recalled, "you had these challenged characters inhabiting a challenging world and that makes for great storytelling.
After "Arrested Development" ended in 2006, Ms. Walter went on to play similarly morally challenged characters on series like "Archer" and "90210".
(Brantley) 'The Hatmaker's Wife' (closes on Saturday) Lauren Yee's shaggy comedy — about two generations of romantically challenged characters — has the feeling of a slim allegorical fairy tale that can be purchased near the greeting card section of book stores.
Like William Faulkner, who focused much of his oeuvre in the fictional Yoknapatawpha County in Mississippi, Mr. Gay created a hometown for his fiercely eccentric, furiously motivated or morally challenged characters — Ackerman's Field, Tenn.
It has become commonplace to present audiences with intentionally challenging characters.
