Sentence examples for characters shifting from inspiring English sources

And Stephen Strawbridge's lighting shifted in intensity according to the characters' shifting passions.

She takes her time with her characters' shifting motives, which makes the story even more credible and satisfying.

The illustrations are flat and telegraphic, with exaggerated facial expressions to convey the characters' shifting moods and motives.

Her cast of characters, shifting identities as effortlessly as the models of Manet, is family and friends.

Still, there is real excitement in the characters' shifting emotions, and to focus only on the courtroom scenes (or the sporadically clunky dialogue) is to miss some terrific moments.

In the spring of 1944, Frank, then 15, rewrote and amended earlier entries, making scenes more vivid, deepening characters, shifting seamlessly, as Prose puts it, "from meditation to action, from narration and reflection to dialogue and dramatized scene".

I loved the way my perceptions of the characters shifted depending on whether Nick or Amy was telling the story.

As the four main characters shift into adolescence, adulthood and old age, they face the loss of their farm to debt and developers.

The perceptions of the Jewish characters shift again when they find themselves being allowed to witness the murders perpetrated by their unashamed oppressors.

The story seems to darken as quickly and casually as the characters shift from Paul Tazewell's contemporary costumes into his Elizabethan ones.

Erdrich combines several plots and configurations within her kaleidoscopic vision, and as the novel progresses the various characters shift position in relation to one another, sometimes plausibly, at other times brusquely and arbitrarily.