Sentence examples for found his character from inspiring English sources

Ed Helms noted in the audio commentary that his mother had trouble watching a string of episodes that included "The Return" because she found his character so annoying.

In an interview at the Toronto festival Ruffalo said he found his character, Adam, who at the beginning of the film is five years sober and leading an almost monastic lifestyle, a big challenge.

The actor said he found his character's new romance intriguing and explained Miles is "more surprised than anyone that it happens".

McDermott just didn't have the kind of deftness the others did; I found his character's rantings and petulance fairly tiresome, as I did last season.

He found his characters' passions within himself, took their passions upon himself, and then created, with an uncanny gift for impersonation, a set of gestures and inflections that embodied them.

His fiction still presented characters within an identifiable social world, but he found his characters and their world increasingly elusive and enigmatic and his own grasp upon them, as he made clear in The Sacred Fount (1901), the questionable consequence of artistic will.

He found his characters, his tone, and his process of production with his fourth feature, "Faces," which he shot in 1965 with his own money and (partly) in his own home, and whose subject is the effort to rekindle the fires of youth from the ashes of age.

So how did Mr. Leahy manage to find his character's motivation?

Jackman gives it all he's got — he's a physical actor, who finds his character in movement — but Craig understands how to work with stillness.

Few stars are as divisive as Ronaldo, who winked and wound up the rest of Europe with those comments belittling Iceland at the start of the tournament but it is impossible to deny his brilliance, even if you find his character unpalatable.

Shannon doesn't connect very well during the first part of the nearly four-hour evening, but, as Mary turns against Jamie, he finds his character, a man who's trying to be a man, if only he can get beyond his desire to be infantilized by a mother who long ago abandoned him.