Sentence examples for described character from inspiring English sources

For Renaissance writers the distinction was a different one: ethos described character and pathos an emotional appeal.

There are some great moments and interesting ideas and concepts (they have razor-sharp thumbnails rather than fangs) but every plus is countered by a minus, such as a clumsy lurch in the narrative or a thinly described character.

The book, which weaves a compelling story about Patroclus, a crucial yet fleetingly described character in Homer's Iliad, joins a throng of recent works, all indebted to the epic poem, that have captured the imagination of the public and critics alike.

March 17 , 12 07p.m.: An earlier version of this article incorrectly described character Mrs. Potts as a teacup.

I just finished a BBC series on Napoleon in which I appear as Josephine's son and get to age from 17 to 30" — a proper enough counterpart to the less easily described character Curry plays by night.

Wanek et al. [79] sensibly used this term before for only two specific and clearly described character complexes: the fore- and hind limb.

Amber and Kyle are both really well described characters as well.

The following names are semi-standard; if an implementation supports them, they should be used for the described characters and no others.

Hanif Kureishi, Caryl Phillips, Monica Ali, Andrea Levy and Zadie Smith have described characters who, in the latter half of the 20th century, made new lives in Britain.

Many poorly described characters are dispensed with far too easily.

The applicability of described characters of a certain species to those of a related species was questioned [39].