Sentence examples for facets of her character from inspiring English sources

A fictional account of dissociative identity disorder, Pretty Girl-13 brilliantly tells the story of how Angie reabsorbs the multiple facets of her character.

Marisa Tomei looks great and dances a sinuous dance and works very intelligently to project all these complex, contradictory facets of her character.

She explained that life with the Boltons could spell Sansa's own death, and the scene spoke to the many facets of her character. .

The authors of the book I Can't Believe It's a Bigger and Better Updated Unofficial Simpsons Guide, Warren Martyn and Adrian Wood, wrote: "This episode will strike a chord with anyone that's ever tried to fit in with the crowd Lisa gets to show the many facets of her character, and there's a superb slapstick sequence as Homer tries to dispose of a firework".

Marvel editor-in-chief Axel Alonso emphasised that Khan's religion is just one facet of her character, and that she has much in common with Marvel's existing protagonists, not least Spider-Man.

Michelle's childhood experiences made her fiercely determined -- but determination is just one facet of her character.

To watch Stewart in Assayas's films is to watch an actress absolutely command the screen with her presence every facet of her character's interiority is brought to life in the smallest movements and stutters.

Ms. Emery similarly illuminates all the facets of her complex character in deft, subtle strokes.

Mr Obama displayed "all facets of his character", his wife recalled later.

Utterly unconvincing as a homosexual, a Welshman, an Indian and a designer, the only believable facets of his character are his baldness and obesity.

Lancaster used his autumn years not just to make a few bucks or stay in the game but to explore new facets of his character and come to terms with age itself, to risk losing his fans in wildly unconventional roles.