Ordinarily, we envision character as a set of stable and unified dispositions: we expect the timid employee to be shy on a regular basis, not just on some days, and we picture him as a mellow father, not as a tyrant at home.
Lines from the book appear on doormats, and Holden has constructed a double-sided desk in a final room where Flaubert envisioned his characters ending: back at their desks where they began, but with their friendship intact.
And then you start to envision, to see characters, animal shapes and stuff like that.
He had to fight for the role in "Flight" because director Robert Zemeckis had envisioned the character as someone in his late teens.
Joseph thought Bullen had envisioned the character as a coarse "big fat truck-driving lesbian type" before he met her.
I had envisioned his character, Fenster, a particular way, and I wanted Tony Shalhoub.
In a very moving way, he applied touches of cantorial style — knowing, perhaps, that Scribe originally envisioned the character as a rabbi.
In a very moving way, he applied touches of cantorial style knowing, perhaps, that Scribe originally envisioned the character as a rabbi.
And yet the particulars of the question may not matter, because the Founders envisioned a character like Trump, and they offered an alternative means for dealing with this sort of behavior.
The producers envisioned a character with an inner strength, intelligence, and single-mindedness to match that of House.
