Sentence examples for grant characters from inspiring English sources

The uninhibited inner life and the power of art to delve into fantastic elements that grant characters dimensions possibly unsuited to a constructive political program are themselves aspects of a higher politics.

James Wood, in a review of "Paradise" titled "The Color Purple," wrote, "Morrison is so besotted with making poetry, with the lyrical dyeing of every moment, that she cannot grant characters their own words..

James Wood, in a review of "Paradise" titled "The Color Purple," wrote, "Morrison is so besotted with making poetry, with the lyrical dyeing of every moment, that she cannot grant characters their own words...

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These films raise the age-old question of whether white filmmakers are ready to grant black characters agency in their own screen lives.

His literary devices (his authorial comments, the improvisational tone of his narration) seem to grant his characters the freedom to discover themselves.

Talk about how you "grant" the characters their personas.

It's an arena in which I grant my characters life.

The levels also include power-ups in television monitors that, when hit, grant the character an extra life, temporary invincibility to most hazards, a number of rings, a shield that allows them to breathe underwater, a shield that allows them to withstand fire from enemy projectiles, or a shield that attracts nearby rings.

Granted, his characters are often so hermetically self-involved that they don't even listen to one another.

Granted, the characters' wall-to-wall despair is a valid response to the events of the drama, which is set the day after the sack of Troy has ended the Greek Army's 10-year siege of the city.