Sentence examples for ill characters from inspiring English sources

This is very different from a decade ago when mentally ill characters appeared only as one-offs in dramas.

It was not so long ago that mentally ill characters were portrayed on TV only as mad, bad and dangerous to know.

It's the coolest a chronically ill character has ever looked on screen.

The real-life attic that was the inspiration for a section of Jane Eyre, where mentally ill character Bertha Mason is confined before she commits suicide, is now open to the public.

Note: the tendency of such outlets to shower their crêpes in icing sugar, so you end up wheezing and coughing over them like a terminally ill character in an ITV drama about a 1920s Welsh mining village, is far less pleasant.

In the Doug Worgul novel "Thin Blue Smoke", a mentally ill character named Warren regards Richard Adams as a prophet, and often speaks or writes in Lapine.

You might remember Bobcat Goldthwait as one of the odder creatures of 80s and early-90s comedy a scratchy-voiced, possibly mentally ill character who showered onstage, played Zed in the Police Academy movies, and lit Jay Leno's set on fire.

Many seriously ill movie characters are inspirational, but the inspiring message they usually send to seriously ill viewers is that we can learn to make peace with our awful situations or perhaps overcome them enough to get a degree or fight a court case.

Billed as the first reality feature film, "The Real Cancún" amounts to undeveloped theater, with ill-defined characters.

"What are the odds?" is a question that reverberates darkly throughout this play, as one calamity after another befalls its hapless, good-willed, ill-starred characters.

And as each passing away passes by, this gifted actor discovers ingenious ways of making the final throes of his ill-starred characters inspire full-throttled laughter.