Sentence examples for character has grown from inspiring English sources
Meanwhile, Ms. Byrne's character has grown savvier.
The character has grown through this experience, with this brush with .
Bell was pleased with the new development, and noted that in three seasons, "no character has grown more than Burt".
Producers would argue that actor aging is OK because the character has grown rapidly too; any accelerated maturation off-screen only serves to highlight just how quickly Katniss herself has had to grow up.
Mae Whitman has played Amber on "Parenthood" (Tuesdays at 10 p.m. ET on NBC) for the past four seasons as the character has grown from rebellious teenager to much more sophisticated.
He's a fascinating character: having grown up in an orphanage, he had a successful career as a dancer, then worked as a researcher on almost every film project in Haiti for the past decade.
On one level Flynn's transition from swashbucklers to westerns makes perfect sense: after "Captain Blood" (1935) and "The Adventures of Robin Hood" (1938), his screen character had grown to such epic proportions that it required a correspondingly epic stage.
"If you're a black man in South Africa and you've never been in prison there's something wrong with you," Mr. Mokae said in an interview with The New York Times at the time, adding that a tirade spewed by his character had grown out of conversations he had with Mr. Yourgrau.
Norm Breyfogle also took the opportunity to redesign Anarky's costume, excising the head extender with the explanation that the character had grown up and filled out his costume.
It's probably a good thing that Amy Heckerling got the last word on valley girls in Clueless, the stock character having grown stale by the time Buffy debuted on the WB.
