Sentence examples for conceived a character from inspiring English sources

Shawn Ryan, who created "The Shield," FX's archetypal show about the sociopathic cop Vic Mackey, is an executive producer of "Terriers"; he and Griffin have conceived a character who is more than just a softer-bellied version of Mackey, but Hank does have some of Mackey's vigilantism, and that's where the tension in the show lies.

Dale Pollock wrote that Lucas was "still smarting from criticism that Star Wars was racist" so he conceived a character that would appeal to black audiences and cast Billy Dee Williams who'd already achieved icon status in the role.

Lucas convinced his friend Spielberg that he had conceived a character "better than James Bond" and explained the concept of Raiders of the Lost Ark. Spielberg loved it, calling it "a James Bond film without the hardware," although Spielberg told Lucas that the surname Smith was not right for the character, Lucas replied, "OK.

On the other hand, the effort to conceive a character as a filled-out person, with a lifetime of backstory and biographical details, becomes a submergence into another (albeit fictitious) life, an abnegation of a nearly monastic stringency.

At least, she said it was her doing at the time, and not long afterwards Lawrence wrote his famous letter in which he renounced "the old stable ego - of the character" and claimed that "that which is physic - non-human - in humanity, is more interesting to me than the old-fashioned human element, which causes one to conceive a character in a certain moral scheme and make him consistent".

Edna was conceived as a character to remind Australians of their bigotry & all the things Humphries found offensive.

Skin-deep quirkiness is not always adorable, however, especially when everyone has been conceived as a "character".

But Hannibal Lecter has been conceived as a character who is blithely untroubled by fantasy, who in fact has no inner life whatsoever.

Although Ann Perkins was initially conceived as a character outside of city hall who became involved with Leslie and her political world, series co-creator Michael Schur said he believed it made sense that she would take a city hall job because "we just decided that Leslie's pull would be strong enough to get her to make a move, career-wise".

Some have asked whether Disney is able to conceive a black character that exists outside of slavery or stereotype, and why Tiana can't simply be a normal princess without historical baggage.

He conceived a sponge as the title character because, according to him, it is "the weirdest animal".