Sentence examples for individualized characters from inspiring English sources

But positive qualities compensate for these faults: a wealth of exciting and moving scenes and a wide range of sharply individualized characters, the most memorable being the complex, brooding, and tragic figure of King Philip.

King, Queen, master of ceremonies, courtiers, fairies are all individualized characters.

Although Estep can get into just about anyone's head, including the horses who are such strong, individualized characters in this series, it's Ruby's singular voice and oddly detached sensibility that lend an air of danger to the storytelling.

Rockwell also had a taste for melodramatic behavior or events, exaggerating emotion and emphasizing tension or action at the expense of more carefully individualized character studies.

The parts became increasingly elaborate, and costumes were introduced to individualize the characters.

In practice no doubt this method is tempered by what may be called the "individualizing" method, which emphasizes the individual character of the works; but the mixture has the defects of all eclecticism.

Top Dollar seems to be sleeping with his half-sister, a sorceress, but none of the characters are individualized much.

Now, motion is not only individualized, it is also matches character type.

Although Rodney Mason, as Rome, looks sensitive as well as tough, other characters are less individualized.

The costume designer, Susan Hilferty, created individualized looks for almost every character, even in the ensemble, and each new cast member gets a fresh, handmade set of clothes.

In contrast with the prevailing Hellenistic trend of this period, her features are charmingly individualized to reflect a more Cypriot character.