Sentence examples for heartless character from inspiring English sources

What kind of heartless character could resist its creamy, eggy, decadent charms?

Part of it is the need to make Zimmerman less of an abstract, heartless character.

Adrienne Campbell-Holt's production, for Colt Coeur, is energetic and a bit messy; its chief asset is Katya Campbell, who imbues her clueless, heartless character with steeliness and subtlety.

That Sterling Cooper's creative director, Don Draper, is played by Jon Hamm, a leading man in the Gregory Peck mold who manages to make his sometimes oblique and often heartless character into a sympathetic figure (and won a Golden Globe for best actor), eases the pain.

Critics praised the writers for breaking Lost tradition and creating a seemingly heartless character, while Durand's performance and appearance were also reviewed positively.

Unlike a melodramatic villain such as J. R. Ewing, Ling was cast as a remarkably heartless character until well into the second season (Season 3 of the show), when she begins to befriend other characters.

"I'd love to stay and chat and wipe tears, but I've got to run," says one of the book's more heartless characters.

But the only character in "Heartless" who seems to have that kind of pull on him is Mable Murphy (brilliantly portrayed by Lois Smith), the wheelchair-bound matriarch to these far-out sisters.

Emily Mann as director perceives subtext not apparent to all, and apparently trusts her actors to find the heartbeat of characters who appear heartless.

The final squib is equally discomfiting, but featuring as it does some stereotypically chic and heartless Italians and indistinguishable Chinese characters, it leaves something of a sour aftertaste.

Dreams, sex, imprisonment: the beds in Shepard's works are a stage within a stage, and in "Heartless" the beds are where characters try to make sense of their inchoate thoughts, even as their minds wander in a kind of dream state.