Sentence examples for complex characters in from inspiring English sources

From Marcia Clark to Mary Epps to Bette and Dot Tattler, Sarah Paulson has played a range of complex characters in stories with even more complicated plots.

The latter is one of the most complex characters in popular fiction, and O'Brian was one of the most complex authors.

Like Gertrude Stein, she wants to portray blacks as complex characters in their own right rather than projections of white fears and fantasies.

In other gangster shows, there's little exploration of female characters, but in The Sopranos, you have three such complex characters in the wife, the mother and the therapist.

Their themes reflect their concerns, from music and art to the environment and housing, and challenge viewers — if not demand from them — to see the area's residents as real, complex characters in a functioning community.

Mr. Jacobs-Jenkins writes sharp and funny dialogue, and he has peopled his play with complex characters in various stages of awareness — or denial — about just how firmly their lives have been shaped by events in the past.

Ms. Emery similarly illuminates all the facets of her complex character in deft, subtle strokes.

Ariel (Lili Taylor, Leonardd's nonliterary daughter, is in some ways the most complex character in the story, her temperament a thicket of contradictory impulses and desires.

That's why he relished the idea of playing a more complex character in Body of Lies, one that was neither a hero nor a villain.

The city's contradictions of beauty and squalor give the movie a sense of place, and New York becomes a complex character in this vital and sharply intelligent film.

By far the more complex character in the piece is Keckley, but Kandel plays her with a noble indomitability from the first.