Sentence examples for character shaping from inspiring English sources

Here you're aware of the manipulative intelligence of a character, shaping a projected image that both glorifies and disguises.

Terrell works through character, shaping his story from memories that career through time, pausing at pivotal scenes that catch people all unaware and unguarded.

And Hinterland doesn't feel like a drama that's just been plonked into its landscape either: the county of Ceredigion feels like an actual member of the cast, a character shaping the actions of its inhabitants and serving as a reminder of how small man is compared with nature.

Sure, travel doesn't come for free, but what is priceless are the learning opportunities and character shaping possibilities that it provides especially for young children.

It undermines the perception of art as a mirror of a state of cultural purity, underscoring instead its discursive character shaped by history and culture.

Bruce isn't just a man with a double life, but a character shaped with love and exasperation, recrimination and guilt by Alison's recollection of him.

Around Newfoundland, north to Labrador and back, he explores a provincial character shaped by brutal weather, grinding poverty, bloody politics, clueless leaders and, most recently, codless seas.

The novel succeeds because McEwan lets Beard's character shape the story rather than using him to illustrate a larger idea.

To answer that question, the researchers showed 10-month-old infants animated videos in which an "agent," a cartoon character shaped like a bouncing ball, tries to reach a certain goal (another cartoon character).

And she gave an incomparable performance in the Howard Teichman-George S. Kaufman play.Yet with Abe Burrows' assistance as adapter, the invincible Miss Holliday has dared to project her youthful figure and personality into the character shaped by Miss Hall.

Above all, he was a complex figure whose character shaped his leadership, from his moral seriousness to his petty rivalries.