Sentence examples for conceived character from inspiring English sources

Benji is a wonderfully conceived character, the classic middleman, always optimistic, always on the run.

The griffin is a brilliantly conceived character: initially sulky and sad, he's ultimately quite magnificent.

Zach is less a fully conceived character than a shorthand version, held together by a tone of voice and a few signpost eccentricities.

"I felt as if he really understood me," Kent tells me, "and wrote for me as if I were a fully conceived character.

Ms. Benanti speaks and sings here with a furrowed-brow severity, as if that might keep her perversely conceived character in line; the seductive freshness she brought to the Encores! production of "Wonderful Town" is only rarely in evidence.

The show is packed with choice one-liners rooted in strongly conceived character - Tate's ruthless geriatric describes an ugly baby as "one eye looking at you, the other looking for you".

The shrewdly conceived characters outnumber the melodramatic flourishes, but only barely (1 45).

Here, in my lap, were realistically conceived characters moving through plausible, riveting situations, raising complex ethical questions.

Reviewers complained that these novels employed New Age abstractions and poorly conceived characters, though Walker continued to draw praise for championing racial and gender equality in her work.

"It is an expensive show, yes, but what made it successful — and what makes many musicals successful — is the quality and emotional depth of a story, brilliantly conceived characters and the beauty of a show's music".

Mr. Crowe, heftier than he was back in those ancient Roman days, and attired in earth-toned tunics instead of sandals and togas, is adept at finding nuances within bluntly conceived characters.