Sentence examples for commitment to its characters from inspiring English sources

The production's commitment to its characters uncovers surprising virtues in William Inge's play, his first New York success.

What it lacks is a sense of purpose, a commitment not just to its characters but also to its own reason for being.

A nice, minor work that lacks a commitment not just to its characters but also to its own reason for being.

Mr. Stone's comic timing and his commitment to his character make him a standout in a talented cast of five.

He also wants HBS to renew its commitment to shaping its students' characters as well as their intellects.

Its faithfulness to the author is unquestionable, and its commitment to his moody characters is strong.

It is a living landscape, under heavy recreational and development pressure, and requires great commitment to retain its inspirational character.

In a similar vein, Frank Jackson holds that one can assent to "Mr. Pickwick is Dickens' most famous character" without an ontological commitment to fictitious characters in general and Mr. Pickwick in particular.

Of the two, he seems the more vulnerable; when they discuss the Groundlings, Rash speaks of its commitment to character-based laughs, rather than just gags, while Faxon highlights its competitive setup.

To show its commitment to character development, $5,000 was given to sponsor an assembly on this subject.

There is something deeply ethical about Phil as an actor that was apparent even then — he has the integrity and commitment to represent his characters without any judgment".