Sentence examples for characters set up from inspiring English sources

The spare strokes on the human characters set up a nice contrast to the bold designs and bright colors of clothes and backgrounds.

"Everyone pretty much concurred that it's Act I that needs fixing, the first 20 minutes especially, as we figure out the best ways to introduce the characters, set up their relationships," Mr. Weinstein said.

Mamet's characters set up a con whenever there's something to be had, even if it's only a person's innocence — an innocence that the con artist rejects, because why should anyone get off the hook of existence without his fair share of existential disappointment?

By calling out the "we" vs. "me" aspect, it's clear that Stone won't be working on another social network that lets you express yourself in 140 characters, set up a bio or otherwise peacock about how amazing you are and why you're interesting, all over the Internet.

Tom Bramwell of Eurogamer wrote that switching added a tactical element to shootouts since characters set up in strategic outposts would result in fewer "shooting gallery" situations than previous instalments.

He also noted that, "the writing was so tight and so crisp and so fresh that I think, as a director, the only thing you have to do is create the atmosphere, set up the characters, set up the shots and you are basically invisible.

For a champion of open-mindedness, Robbins shamelessly rigs the debate for his characters, setting up countless sepulchers for Switters to unwhiten, giving him long arias connecting sex, subatomic particles, God and freedom.

Incredibly boring character set up, if I'm honest.

Small beermakers, encouraged by tax breaks and an urge to drink a beer with some character, set up to produce small batches of more adventurous ales.

Fans of the character set up campaigns to get Ford back as a main character later in season two or season three.

More recently, Trump appears to have taken on the character trope of "The Trainwreck," an often villainous character set up to self-destruct in spectacular ways again, think innumerable Real Housewives, numerous Bachelor contestants, and Trump's current director of African American outreach, Omarosa Manigault.