Sentence examples for disguised characters from inspiring English sources

If a writer with autobiographical impulses goes the traditional route, however, presenting only minimally changed plots and faintly disguised characters, it raises the question of why she would opt for fiction rather than memoir.

A lawyer who writes under the name TexTheLaw has a blog called Chronicles of Chill, on which Nigerian political figures feature as thinly disguised characters in a fantasy novel.

(Everyone's mind is on sex. Get it?) As written, the last act is intended to take place in a garden at night, where the disguised characters, all trying to trick their spouses into the truth, or to simply trick their spouses, can easily hide.

Today's prototypical Hollywood wife is not the dinner-party-hosting, Rodeo-Drive-shopping, thinly disguised character from a Jackie Collins novel.

Shakespeare is the presiding muse in this play: from its use of blank verse to its fascination with disguised (or masked) characters, and its investigation of kingship and the relationship between personality and politics.

First, the disguised part.

Disraeli continued to the last to pillory his enemies in barely disguised caricatures: the character St Barbe in Endymion is widely seen as a parody of Thackeray, who had offended Disraeli more than thirty years earlier by lampooning him in Punch as "Codlingsby".

The novel's main characters are barely disguised versions of the figures that dominated Russia in the 1990's, and the plot is like a nesting-doll -- a conspiracy theory within a conspiracy theory.

2. A secret or disguised manner of writing, whether by characters arbitrarily invented, or by an arbitrary use of letters or characters in other than their ordinary sense.

Thomas's father was a vice-principal at Westlake High School near Austin, Texas, and the main character attended a "thinly disguised version" of the school.

Thomas's father was a vice-principal at Westlake High School in Austin, Texas, and the main character attended a "thinly disguised version" of the school.