Sentence examples for crucial characters from inspiring English sources
Other crucial characters -- the dead -- are missing from the picture.
A film's score can be one of its most crucial characters.
By Macy Halford August 28, 2008 A film's score can be one of its most crucial characters.
Contract issues cost him one of the show's crucial characters, Dr. Lisa Cuddy Lisa Edelsteinn), whose tortured romance with House drove the plot.
Perhaps too much is made of Wagner's leitmotifs: the technique of fashioning brief musical motifs for crucial characters, objects, places and philosophical themes (fate, death, renunciation) in his operas.
The only other crucial characters are identical twins, the rector's sons, who are part of the group and will be important for Polly; and the Austrian Jewish refugees Max and Monika (who is "good without being boring", and ultimately tragic).
In Montclair, Kate Schlesinger plays that crucial character broadly, lacking élan.
The most crucial character is La Roche, a theater director, here the powerful bass Peter Rose.
As it happens, he is a genetic replica, although younger and with some crucial character differences.
A crucial character in Ray-ner's true-crime case study is 1930s Los Angeles itself.
For all her accumulated wisdom and power, however, Ester is not the crucial character in "Gem of the Ocean".
