Sentence examples for characters to balance from inspiring English sources

The developers also wanted to avoid making Starkiller seem irredeemably evil, and used elements of his backstory and his relationships with other characters to balance it, while trying not to explain too much of his backstory.

Rather than just throw in a few non-white characters to balance out the cast, Netflix's programming slate actively explores the specificities, cultures, and lived experiences of marginalized groups that don't often get to tell their stories or have them told at all.

Rather than just throw in a few non-white characters to balance out the cast, Netflix's programming slate actively explores the specificities, cultures, and lived experiences of marginalized groups that don't often get to tell their stories or have them told at all.

More important, Angela Burr is the only character who sees the big picture and the small, the only character attempting to balance the need for faith with the acceptance of corruption.

Give your character weaknesses to balance out their strengths.

Although it's sometimes possible to play pre-update characters, the changes to balance, physics, birds, weather, wires, quests and everything else mean that it's easy to get left behind.

Both characters will have to balance winning cases with the business and managerial aspects, tasks they didn't have to do at Lockhart/Gardner.

Oh, how I wish they had included a sassy best friend character for Abby to balance out the misogynist script, storyline, characters and hairstyles.

He praised the dynamic between Meaney and MacDonald, but said that "while not a classic, [the episode was] entertaining enough" and it helped to set up O'Brien's character as one to balance the complexity of some of the newer characters introduced on the show.

Mr. Duykers, who played Mao Zedong in the 1987 premiere production of John Adams's "Nixon in China," portrays a character who tries to balance his distaste for the torture machine with his status as a guest.

The title of Sarah Jessica Parker's new movie, "I Don't Know How She Does It," refers to her character's ability to balance career, family and well, life.