Sentence examples for depth of characterization from inspiring English sources

Yet there was little depth of characterization.

Holofcener's impeccable ear — and eye — for social cues comes at the price of depth of characterization.

Her chance meeting with Lillian Jennifer Basseyy) on a park bench turns into a discussion about motherhood that brings out an emotional response in Lillian and a depth of characterization in Ms. Bassey that is never otherwise evident.

Capra's canny populism had become more pronounced by this point (Mr. Deeds decides to finance a farm program with his money, rather than underwriting operas), and his politics sometimes take a toll on the depth of characterization.

The big one is back — David Lean's "Lawrence of Arabia," in a spectacular 4K digital restoration, is being shown on large-scale screens throughout the country on Oct. 4. Auteurists have sniffed at Lean for years, but what big movie these days is comparable to "Lawrence" in ambition, historical imagination, or depth of characterization?

Though there have always been stars with great dramatic ability, and though opera companies have recently made strides in identifying and showcasing well-rounded performers, there is very little in a classical singer's training or in the structure of the business to encourage spontaneity and depth of characterization.

Britten's operas are admired for their skillful setting of English words and their orchestral interludes, as well as for their dramatic aptness and depth of psychological characterization.

But, offering an oblique riposte to those who have criticized her use of language or the depth of her characterization, she said: "I just write what I wanted to write.

However, the very depth of genetic characterization afforded by the diallel, as well as legitimate aspects of the random parents commonplace described above, suggests a more reflective approach.

In summary, the high quality of the data, the depth of the characterization of CENP-M/H/I/K, and the clarity of the presentation made this manuscript a pleasure to read.

— the play is not as notable for the depth of its characterizations, and it has relatively few celebrated passages.