Sentence examples for characters define from inspiring English sources

The book's anachronisms stem more from the sense that characters define themselves almost entirely by their erotic lives.

Don Giovanni – that seductive, admirable, predatory, antiest of antiheroes – is the prism through which the other characters define themselves, and through which, we as listeners, see ourselves.

The production features signs that project not only the supertitles for the local vernacular, but also the names of the songs by which the characters define themselves (and which are also written by Ms. Parks).

For its first act "Small Tragedy" is an impeccably sustained balance of the abstract and the particular, of the comic and the dramatic, as the characters define themselves and their relationships through the hurly-burly of auditions and rehearsal.

The first act of this production, directed by Mark Davey Davey, is an impeccably sustained balance of the abstract and the particular as its characters define themselves through the hurlyburly of auditions and rehearsal.

The first act of this production, directed by Mark Wisg-Daney, impeccablyccably sustained balance of the abstract and the particular as its characters define themselves through the hurly-burly of auditions and rehearsal.

Female characters defined solely by their personal lives.

In the wake of Tony Soprano, Don Draper and Walter White, we've become accustomed to characters defined by rage, guilt, secrets and self-doubt.

A more hidebound Japanese game would force you to partner with specific premade characters defined by the game's developer.

I want to see characters defined by the stories they tell, not by the stories their skin colour tells to the mainstream.

Whom, then, are we to rely on in this work about the ever-shifting perceptions and role-playing of characters defined by race or gender?