Sentence examples for delineated characters from inspiring English sources

It does include Mr. Blass wearing an ascot with his uniform, as well as several other sharply delineated characters.

The play has a lot to recommend it: a distinctive view of a matter of vital currency, crisply delineated characters who reveal more layers as the play proceeds, richly funny vernacular dialogue and a sensational, frame-busting performance by Tonya Pinkins as Annie's embittered mother.

On the Line app they have grown into fully delineated characters such as the enigmatic Moon.

He was a gifted versifier, but his real genius proved to be for shaping stories and delineating characters.

In them, I have tried to conceive in miniature something of what was happening on a national scale and to turn the public into people by delineating characters who are not symbolic but individual and whose utterances aren't symbolic but particular and integral to their predicament.

Nineteenth-century novelists bequeathed penetrating and sophisticated means for delineating character.

Marber's ability to offer information while delineating character also comes across in one particularly rich exchange.

In each case, comparison of the two works spotlights the role that a composer has in delineating character: a function sometimes obscured, or appropriated, today by stage directors.

Mr. Campion has rough-hewn features, a voice to match and a storyteller's knack for delineating character, which he mercifully does not try to extend into an attempt to play anyone other than himself.

These portraits, though delineating character as well as physical appearance, pay special attention to their subjects' sexual doings, and there are relatively few whose love lives are insufficiently spicy to warrant attention.

Wolf's songs excel at delineating character and setting, but he wasn't able to harness this talent in his one opera, "Der Corregidor," which contains some fine music but little dramatic motion; it comes across largely as a chain of songs strung together.