Sentence examples for emotional character from inspiring English sources

At the same time, the emotional character of the Jefferson-Hemings relationship has been updated.

His favourite daughter, Eleanor, worried him with her nervous, brooding, emotional character and her desire to be an actress.

A three-stroke lead on the 72nd tee was comfortable enough, even for this jittery and emotional character.

Where Kaufman makes Ehle look stereotypically feminine, he turns the sullenly masculine Macbeth into a yielding, emotional character, who bows before his wife's superior intelligence.

"They've been trying to make him seem like a softer, more emotional character," said Tony Travers, director of the Greater London Group at the London School of Economics.

Predictably, its architectural framework is entirely different; and it has the slightly shrill emotional character, common in German art, that represents an effort to involve and move the spectator.

"Particularly with emotional, character-driven material like 'Scarface' or 'Casualties of War,' " he continued, "where I was in a whole different world than my visual storytelling would normally take me.

I listen to music to try and focus or concentrate on emotional characters, which is quite common among actors.

Pomaire, steps away from Broadway, featured its own cast of emotional characters, most of whom have been watching the ordeal of their countrymen unfold from afar since the mine, near the city of Copiapó, collapsed 69 days ago.

That's because the show balances high-concept comedy and emotional character-driven stories with ease.

We wanted to make an emotional, character-driven film, a slice of what it was like to be those people.