Sentence examples similar to character centred from inspiring English sources

Henry's marriages and quarrels, his paranoia and ambition, placed his character centre stage throughout his reign.

During the 1890s Robey created a number of music hall characters centred on everyday life.

See how brands like Ray-Ban and Coca-Cola have placed LGBT characters centre-stage in their marketing communications.

What's perhaps most surprising about Cucumber is that in 2015, a TV drama that puts gay characters centre-stage is still a novelty.

It was also about putting gay characters centre-stage, not in a "let's-be-representative" way, but because I thought there were stories that hadn't been told.

Still, there's a nostalgic twang in the moments when the movie gets it right (Gambon's wistful wittering is a delight), and the desire to move some female characters centre stage (the previously unseen Mrs Mainwaring finally descends from the top stair, courtesy of the formidable Felicity Montagu) is an admirably intentioned update.

Hormonal issues, masculine and bovine, give a distinctive charge to this Belgian Oscar nominee, a mix of rural crime thriller and traumatised character study, centred on a rage-filled beef farmer.

The island's ‎Balearic character takes centre stage.

My character was centre stage and he was made to drop his trousers so the soldiers could see if he was circumcised.

DeGeneres reprises her role of the optimistic fish with a short-term memory disorder, with the character taking centre stage as she tries to recall her early life and how she became separated from her family.

The three-hour character study centres on the 15-year-old Adele, played by French actress Adele Exarchopoulos, and her lover Emma, played by Lea Seydoux.