He was interested in exposing raw emotion and complexity of character – especially the unacknowledged or repressed sides of the psyche.
Complexity of character matters here, there is a distinct move away from the archetypes of previous games.
The Children's Book by AS Byatt The richness of description and the complexity of character are a goldmine for close analysis at A-level.
In between, Tanne pulls off a near-miracle, conveying these historic figures' depth and complexity of character without making them grandiose.
As Shandling's career turned back toward TV this time as the creator of his own shows—his understanding of women characters, and the complexity of character in general, grew increasingly nuanced.
The messy complexity of character and of the world at large, the expression of realms of experience that most prudent spectators or readers would rather avoid, is precisely what the best art embodies.
Don't expect the comedy of manners, the depth of social criticism, the complexity of character or the crafty construction of "The Misanthrope" or "School for Wives" (or "School for Husbands" ) or whatever Moliere you may have grown accustomed to.
"The Grouch," the only salvaged play of the more than 100 he wrote (fragments of three others have been found) sustains contrivance of plot, but not complexity of character.
Look at the portrait, in which he shuts his eyes to the viewer, and you see his complexity of character beautifully condensed: fragile yet commanding, male yet female with his dainty pins, vulnerable yet powerfully controlled.
American novelist and short-story writer, a master stylist whose long short stories have a richness of texture and complexity of character delineation usually achieved only in the novel.
