Sentence examples for fulfilled characters from inspiring English sources

His most psychologically fulfilled characters look to transcend their physical surroundings, however hostile, by embracing them.

Walter went on, "He doesn't write less well for women; it's just that the themes are smaller, on the whole, and they are less fulfilled characters.

The only fulfilled character is an Italian lodger who has left her child behind with her husband.

As the one-time Robin Hood's face has grown more creased and weathered with the passage of years, it's allowed him to leave behind some of the trappings of superstardom that first propelled and then constrained him during the '80s and '90s, leading him to the much more fruitful and fulfilling character parts that await all leading men eventually.

The moody, stormy posters with the silks and aerialists looked great, but on stage the acrobats (representing the spirits of the singers' characters) fulfilled a role that was just a visual alternative to the surtitles that spelled out Amin Maalouf's libretto: illustration only.

McCarthy had sprightly chemistry with Jude Law in Spy, yet the script never fulfilled her character's unrequited crush on him; Streep's last romantic lead of sorts, in Hope Springs, saw her trying to keep a very tame flame burning with Tommy Lee Jones.

The sensor does not have to rely on complicated electrical property measure system, a simple self-flashing LED was used to fulfill the character task.

Similes have traditionally fulfilled this role in narrative, linking the strange events of a story with the more familiar or intelligible experience of the narrator or character.

With a novel, think about how different scenes could contribute to the plot; what could the main characters do to fulfill that part of the story?

"It's something we experienced traveling a lot as kids in the 80s and 90s," he explains, "—always finding those game rooms filled with a weird mix of characters being fulfilled by a certain escapism.

Over the nearly 50-year history of "Doctor Who," the companion character has fulfilled various functions, whether as a handy subordinate to whom the Doctor can recapitulate plot details, or as a will-they-or-won't-they love interest for the show's protagonist.