Sentence examples for conception of the character from inspiring English sources

If his singing is sometimes gruff, it goes with his impetuous conception of the character.

Asser and Mackenzie's conception of the character is bracingly unsentimental: Eric fights for himself.

But Mr. Baumbach's conception of the character and Ms. Gerwig's embodiment of it push her in a different direction.

The casting is in line with Brontë's conception of the character – "lascar" is a 19th-century term for sailors from India.

One can find evidence for both readings, and Wedekind's conception of the character changed as he struggled to accommodate censorship and bring the plays to the stage.

Though he reveled in Mr. Bondy's seedy conception of the character, he never summoned quite enough vocal power or menace to go with it.

It was interesting to note how much of Ms. Keller's conception of the characters was retained with a completely new cast.

Above all, he directs the film as if he knows that there's nothing in his script, nothing in his conception of the characters, nothing in the drama that's as complex, as important, and as fascinating as Jerry Lewis himself.

(With a few exceptions, notably Terry O'Quinn, as Locke, and Henry Ian Cusick, as Desmond, the performances have been undistinguished since the first season, which may have as much to do with the conception of the characters as with the actors themselves).

Despite the title it shares with the film, the show's creators have taken their conception of the characters in a different direction.

Did you find that challenging, or did your conception of the characters and the plot make it easy to avoid, for example, introducing humor into scenes where it would be inappropriate?