Sentence examples for character reactions from inspiring English sources

As developers get to grips with next-gen graphics capabilities, we're nearing the photo-realism, both of violence and of character reactions.

My favorite character reactions (mixing pride, shock, awe, embarrassment and childish glee) are those of Asher's parents, especially his mother, learning how much people pay Asher for his paintings — and which museums have hung his work.

This builds up the tension and suspense by allowing the viewers to savor the performances and character reactions, create a feel of excitement, as well as giving Leone the freedom to film beautiful landscapes.

Belichick said the manner in which the Patriots have won games had led to his out-of-character reactions.

#MoyesSacked almost immediately began trending worldwide on the social network as users tweeted their 140-character reactions to Tuesday morning's news.

Schlink avoids both pitfalls, and absorbs us with the blow-by-blows of his characters' reactions, even when the plot is adamantly short on life-changing events.

All the same, the show could've had a lot of fun with the characters' reactions to such animals, while also playing with the audience's preconceived notions of what a 'dinosaur' should be.

The characters' reactions to these events, it implies, sow the seeds of the civil-rights movement, which is also foreshadowed in the debates, whose topics too conveniently address civil-rights issues.

Read on and in the comments share your reactions to the characters' reactions to the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr.: Logan Hill: I feel as if I have been defending this show against its critics: "Remember 'The Suitcase,'" I say.

Coca-Cola, which ran three spots during the game, offered a live stream on a Web site that featured the brand's polar bear characters' reactions to the Super Bowl, the halftime show and the ads.

This is a style of comedy that can't afford to delve too deeply into the mysteries of human psychology; it depends on our ability to recognize the characters' reactions as conventional and finds its humor in how true to form everyone behaves when faced by familiar crises.