Sentence examples for forensic character from inspiring English sources

The scope is shrinking into a forensic character study of Jimmy.

As, I suspect, are most viewers of The Body Farm (BBC1), the spin-off from Waking the Dead (WTD), created for Tara Fitzgerald's forensic pathologist character, Dr Eve Lockhart.

Fitzgerald's Waking the Dead character, forensic scientist Eve Lockhart, will feature in the new show.

Expect Milne's almost forensic approach to character and some cracking dialogue set against the background of modern Westminster.

Ms Cornwell deserves a lot of credit for inventing the tough-but-tender female forensic detective, a character now widely imitated, but lately she seems to be losing energy and interest in her heroine.

Yet more than two years after Ms. Kercher's body was found semi-naked with her throat slit in the Perugia house she shared with Ms. Knox and two others — and after a barrage of press coverage and hundreds of hours of testimony from forensic experts and character witnesses — no one is any closer to understanding what exactly happened that fateful night.

Although quietly charming and without any symptoms of Bohemia, Updike was ruthlessly forensic with his characters.

The House at Sea's End, by Elly Griffiths (Quercus, £14.99) After just two books in this gripping series the central characters, forensic archaeologist Ruth Galloway and DCI Harry Nelson, have the allure of old friends, and it's great to find that the third title is just as enthralling as its predecessors.

As multiple government agencies focus in on the packages, investigators will be working quickly to collect evidence, do forensics, and establish a character profile of the perpetrator.

Debates race through the dialogue: forensic, but firmly rooted in character.

But in this case it simply results in a historical narrative starring a bizarrely detached character with a forensic attitude toward life: someone who can't feel any grief over his teenage sister's sudden death and who sees soldiers getting tangled in their parachutes and thinks of wriggling "flies caught in spiders' webs".