Sentence examples for characters embodied from inspiring English sources

I've found it a funny and thought-provoking experience having my fictional characters embodied by actors.

Its characters, embodied by one of the strongest ensembles in town, seem reassuringly knowable instead of fancy figures in an allegory.

The dolls are "a realization of a fantasy, in a weird way," Mr. Weiner said, because "on some level it's such a measure of success to see your characters embodied by Barbie".

Part of what I loved about the HBO series "The Wire" was the way the characters embodied qualities of power and vulnerability, feeling and total non-feeling, between people and within each person, and showed how feeling can clash with the practical demands of where you are in life.

That's Katie Holmes, whose supporting role in the revival of Arthur Miller's "All My Sons," that of a true-blue hometown sweetheart with a conflicted conscience, is modest compared with the five lustful characters embodied by Ms. Kidman in "The Blue Room".

Following material ecocriticism's assertion that the body functions as a porous intersection enmeshed in the material world, Ghosh's Ibis trilogy features a series of "bodily intimacies" in which certain characters' embodied experiences with opium directly affect their ontological, epistemological, and ethical orientations.

My characters embody that struggle.

Beyond that, he said, the characters embody values make adults comfortable.

Both characters embody a search that is simultaneously personal and spiritual as they struggle to build relationships with an estranged teenage child.

In films such as The Ox-Bow Incident (1943) and 12 Angry Men (1957), his characters embody the voice of conscience and reason.

A half-dozen characters embody the author's history of the turns and paradoxes of Central Europe from wartime to the fall of the Berlin Wall.