It focusses on story and process, rather than on character, recognizing that television is fundamentally a writer's medium.
"Your character recognizes that, puts on his hat off center, grabs his six pack and goes out into the night because it no longer works," Foster says.
If I could do only one thing, if parenthood had been a one dimensional activity, I would have focused on character recognizing how fast that opportunity would slip away.
She recalled a recent discussion they had in the dressing room about "To Kill a Mockingbird": Will believed the book was chiefly an examination of racism, while Ms. Maxwell argued that it was a story about how the characters recognized and dealt with both the good and evil in most people.
The characters recognized by the GOCR library are grouped by their relative adjacency and each character group is regarded as a chemical word representing either an atomic symbol or chemical abbreviation, which is subject to "spell checking" based on the chemical dictionary.
If this is somewhat predictable, it's at least a satisfying predictability, brought to life by characters recognized by fans and narrative structures that still ring out as righteous.
But then he would have had to get more plastic surgery to go back to looking like himself, because the characters recognize him when he gets back.
For the best French drama of the "classical" period in the 17th century is properly characterized, not so much by rules which are no more than a structural convention as by emotional concentration on a moral dilemma and on a supreme moment of truth, when leading characters recognize the depth of their involvement in this dilemma.
For example, Lina notes that only the clocks can keep track of the passing of time and, thanks to infirm or careless time keepers, no one really knows the exact day or year anymore; possibly the situation is even more dire than the characters recognize.
In a cartoon strip full of children, the dog was the character I recognized as a child.
