Sentence examples for character views from inspiring English sources

For much of the film, the Bogart character views things through a hand-held camera, as if he were the cameraman.

This is the reason I thought it was a bad idea to kill off Rufus in the first place; he's not only a great character and a wonderful foil for Bobby, it's often illustrative to see how a supporting character views the pain of a main character.

There's the bathtub suicide scene of a marginal character, viewed from above drowned in a crimson sea.

We discover that the character viewed as "gentle" by all those around her is, inside her own head, fierce, resistant, obstinate.

By Louis Simpson The New Yorker, May 2 , 1970 P. 36Life, the interesting character, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell.

But then again, nearly any character, viewed from the inside, and given the chance to complicate your question, might define themselves as being paradoxical or ambivalent — don't we tend to compensate for the impression we make on others?

Assuming the role of your character, viewing life through the eyes of your creation.

The avatar was a character viewed from the top.

(The oldest fallacy of all is to attribute characters' views to their creator).

After the Second World War, some readers, especially Americans, were not amused by her characters' views on ethnic difference.

So many characters' views are reported that we risk losing the character of Wallander, and it is he who must hold the story together.