Sentence examples for characters evolution from inspiring English sources

Without this clarification, and its integration into the characters' evolution, their story cannot have the emotional completeness it deserves.

The satire is broad, but Murakami is mercilessly funny as he tracks his characters' evolution from twits to scholars of guerrilla warfare.

"Popular Hits of the Showa Era," by Ryu Murakami, translated from the Japanese by Ralph McCarthy (Norton; $13.95) The satire is broad, but Murakami is mercilessly funny as he tracks his characters' evolution from twits to scholars of guerrilla warfare.

Why do they need white students' participation in order to get television coverage for their own acts of protest? Malcolm X and the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. also make peripheral appearances as Mr. Cantor traces his own characters' evolution.

It's the age of Christopher Nolan, not to mention the two "Godfather" films, so it shouldn't take a Ph.D. in Alain Resnais to make sense of a series in flashback, especially because the series superimposes two time frames on each other — the characters' evolution, and the evolution of the series itself.

Should it be the case, you would change the groups definitions – that renders the paper so long – or you would change the synapomorphies, but you would never really challenge the very idea of a vertical universal structure on which one could map all the characters evolution.

The only plot in "Sight Unseen" is a matter of character evolution and discovery.

It's "The Princess Diaries" meets "Twilight," and Hocking hits all the commercial high notes, with a cheerful disregard for description and character evolution.

Note: plesiomorphic and apomorphic are terms used when making individual character evolution arguments.

A short morphological character matrix was constructed to trace character evolution along the combined molecular phylogenetic tree.

Distinguishing between parallel and convergent evolution is important because each implies a pathway underlying the evolutionary change (character evolution).