Sentence examples for character filling from inspiring English sources

The whole song has an early nineties feel we really dig, especially with the animated character filling in for for Cool Keith looking like some kind of raver Pac-Man and the monster that personifies Waits' gravelly baritone appearing more like the villain from Fern Gully than anything else.

Each character filled out, each motivation became clearer.

Along the way, stay in charming hotels and character filled heritage properties, including the Ravla Khempur, which shot to fame in the much-loved British movie, the Best Exotic Marigold Hotel.

Here was the great, brush-cut Rocket character, filled with denials about the accusations by Brian McNamee, his former personal trainer, and chesty indignation bordering on intimidation.

The balloon, manipulated by Douglas Irvine, who plays a variety of roles -- as do Kate Brailsford and Yngvil Vatn Guttu -- proves to be a character filled with more than hot air or helium.

Tengo's flat-pack character fills out as the book evolves, in particular in a long passage when he visits his aged father in his nursing home and tries to talk to him about the past.Tengo's life changes when a friend, a grumpy editor named Komatsu, persuades him to clean up a raw manuscript by a teenage girl, Eriko Fukada, called Fuka-Eri throughout.

The character fills the role of "the bitch" and the storyline turned Roo into a public hate figure.

A few shots of splayed legs and passionate windscreen thrusting give us the general idea, and Bardem's character fills in the rest.

If you are squeamish about, say, a martial-arts battle in which one character fills her hands with a pair of clawhammers -- and uses them rigorously against an army of attackers in a subway car -- stay away.

In other words, does your character fill a room?

For example, in Tolkien's Lord of the Rings, the mountain Caradhras functions as a character, filled with a cold malice, whereas in Hemingway's "The Old Man and the Sea," a marlin is one of the main characters.