Sentence examples for characters has grown from inspiring English sources

The cast of characters has grown, and grown familiar — Flynn, Manafort, Cohen, Papadopoulos; the pattern of lying to investigators and Congress has become routine; the president's shifting stories have become the norm.

But some feel that her cast of characters has grown a bit old hat.

Its melee of characters has grown to include a hammy new villain, played by Daniel Radcliffe.

It's as if the naturalism of male characters has grown in inverse proportion to the realism in female characters.

While the number of children's books featuring African-American characters has grown in the last decade, the number of books by black authors has barely budged, according to data collected by the Cooperative Children's Book Center at the University of Wisconsin-Madison's School of Education.

The characters have grown up because she has.

In this new book, the characters have grown older, the exits are fewer and the act of withholding has been refined into a blood sport.

AS anyone who has seen the box-office phenomenon "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" surely noticed, the movie's main characters have grown up.

Without losing a bit of its comic edge, its characters have grown richer, making the kinds of choices that reflect the surprising turns of life rather than fiction.

"The possibilities of synthetic characters have grown enormously, and George will rely much more on those in the new 'Star Wars' movies," Morris went on.

Virginie de la Tour In Bernardin de St Pierre's Rousseau-esque Paul et Virginie, the two title characters have grown up together in Mauritius and fallen in love.