Sentence examples for characters driven from inspiring English sources

The architecture of his writing is also small-scale, with a handful of characters driven by emotional revelations.

She turned her columns into a comic absurdist drama, with a cast of characters driven by human appetite.

Like many of Renoir's movies "Swamp Water" is a drama of multiple characters driven by complicated permutations of envy and sexual desire.

As he ricochets from triumph to humiliation and back, he suggests an armchair George Plimpton whose characters, driven by an outlandish grandiosity, are deeply reassuring.

Based on Wedekind's proto-expressionist tragedies, "Lulu" is full of characters driven (and riven) by their own base and unquenchable instincts.

Her surreal writings, set in liminal spaces such as a train station, a slum, and the sea, feature socially alienated characters driven by physical needs like hunger, lust, or just a desire for warmth.

Dead characters drove the action on "Six Feet Under," just as they haunt "Rescue Me".

Agatha Christie's characters drive long-nosed Thirties' tourers on to ferries.

The movies are devoted to the disappointments of middle-class "success" — the characters drive bashed old Saabs and Volvos.

Their engine was character; the needs of the characters drove the flimsy plots (not always flimsy, in Ibsen's case).

A carefully crafted web of relationships threaded through Padura's characters drives this complex, sometimes over-written narrative.