Sentence examples for great characterisation from inspiring English sources

Cold in Hand has sharp plotting, great characterisation and a powerful narrative; it's as good as they get.

It had a great message for girls but "first and foremost it is a fantastic story with great characterisation, great narrative tension, a fabulous ending", he said.

No wonder he thought it disgusting Andy was very trusty to hand her keys over to Will so quickly I quite enjoying how Donald Bloom's behaviour is almost comicbook sinister Miles' running action is a piece of great characterisation.

"It is an important book, not only because it is a great narrative, with great characterisation, but because its central message is of possibility for an intelligent girl who is out of touch with the age in which she lives".

It's very well-written, with great characterisation; you especially feel for Brad Harris, the character played in the film by Jack Black, who's a working-class guy with less money than the others to spend pursuing his passion.

James Heneage, founder of Ottakar's bookshop chain, who chaired the judges, said of the winner: "It's an important book, not only because it's a great narrative, with great characterisation, but it's central message of possibility for an intelligent girl who is out of touch in the age in which she lives is a very important one and, I would argue, relevant for today".

And in the case of The Tudors, Jonathan Rhys Meyers's Henry VIII provides one of the great characterisations of the monarch who personalised English kingship to an unique degree.

Apart from the great characterisations (Mrs Sunshine, for example, is strangely reminiscent of Jo Brand at her most lugubrious) and a storyline that manages to be madcap but surprisingly coherent, much of the pleasure in the conventional-game side of LittleBigPlanet emerges from the PS Vita's unique capabilities.

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Further research towards a greater understanding and characterisation of pathologic processes and treatment change that may help risk stratify adolescent patients is needed.

The further investigation of single cell ciliates may allow a greater degree of characterisation of ciliary movement mechanisms, because in these systems alterations of ciliary motility translate into movement trajectories which can be easily observed.