Sentence examples for development of the characters from inspiring English sources

The plot of the book is really the development of the characters, so the whole essence of it was to deeply embed the reader in each story.

But again, it is Sir Richard's development of the characters and their tiniest gestures that breaths life into what is, after all, an opera war horse.

PD James's Death Comes to Pemberley, wrote Simon Brett in the Sunday Express, "is a development of the characters from Pride and Prejudice [in which] the calm of Pemberley is shattered by murder".

In "Fences," the actors give and give and give; their devotion to Wilson's words and world is — with only a few exceptions — more moving and more immediately human than their embodiment and development of the characters they portray.

"Situation comedies in the 90's have emphasized the personal lives and emotional development of the characters," said Ron Simon, television curator at the Museum of Television and Radio in New York.

It is full of advances in the plot and development of the characters.

Successful librettists must learn to edit themselves ruthlessly and always serve the development of the character and the story.

"Gillian worked on it for a long time and gave a lot of ideas to the development of the character," says Spotnitz.

The public that had loved City Lights came back to enjoy The Gold Rush in its full version – slightly more exposition at the beginning and far more explicit in the development of the character of Georgia.

"I try to portray the development of the character of Ivanushka" (above, Mr. Shklyarov, left, with Grigory Popov) "over the two acts to Shchedrin's brilliant music and Ratmansky's fantastical, inventive, direct and somewhat almost improvisational choreography.

She added that her mother's irrepressibility, ambition and spunk informed her father's development of the character: "My dad always said he wrote Lois with my mom's personality in mind".