Sentence examples for fluidity of character from inspiring English sources

The Entertainment Depot's Nick Stewart differed, praising the graphics as "Simplistic without being plain, lavish without being overdone" as well as the fluidity of character animation and detail of character designs.

Rieppel [ 79] presented similar arguments and referred it as "the fluidity of character statements".

The genre has generally seemed far more interested in the hydraulics of storytelling than the mysterious fluidities of character.

(Perhaps a stretch, but I wonder: is it a coincidence that the bar that Tom Ripley flees at the beginning of the novel is called the Green Cage?) Highsmith saw the novel as a meditation on the fluidity of the American character and read de Tocqueville's "Democracy in America," before she started writing it.

English author Giles Foden in The Guardian called Last Night in Twisted River "a very playful novel": it toyed with character and the "fluidity of identity", suggesting that someone may "perform [their] identity rather than be defined by it".

Lowry, Salford, Tue & Wed Kally Lloyd-Jones is one of Scotland's leading choreographic talents, and in her latest work she uses the complex character of Lady Macbeth to explore the fluidity of gender.

Joe and Jerry are not so much characters as quick-change artists with good musical technique, and the fluidity of their self-invention, like their sense of rhythm, confronts our feelings of dullness and stolidity and merrily blows them away.

There's real fluidity of movement".

The fluidity of O'Neill's writing is like the ocean – he is obsessed with the sea – it seems to swell in his characters".

I was shocked by the fluidity of this dance.

Oltermann subtly explores the fluidity of national stereotypes.